OregonJac

WOW, I found it. I’m going to copy and paste the wonderful post that answered my question in a simple easy to fix way.

Thank you eyeglu
Solution:

All <option> values must be grouped within a single <select> tag. for instance:

<select name=”os0″> <option value=”a.Instant/Email”>a.Instant/Email $160.99 </option> </select> <select name=”os0″> <option value=”b.2-Day Rush”>b.2-Day Rush $161.00 </option> </select> <select name=”os0″> <option value=”c.3-Overnight/Next Day”>c.3-Overnight/Next Day $175.00 </option> </select>

should actually be just:

<select name=”os0″> <option value=”a.Instant/Email”>a.Instant/Email $160.99 </option> <option value=”b.2-Day Rush”>b.2-Day Rush $161.00 </option> <option value=”c.3-Overnight/Next Day”>c.3-Overnight/Next Day $175.00 </option> </select>

find each extraneous </select> <select name=”os0″> pair and delete them.

This is a word press problem that manifests itself when you switch between VISUAL and HTML mode in the Edit Page EDITOR.

Ciao

NVM – if only I would give the database time to catch up LOL

or this?

‘http://pastie.org/1802176.js&#8217;

That is exactly where it was. Thank you!