Yes. Basically all of them. This is not a property, per se, of the language itself but a property of the web hosting ecosystem. In other words if the browser front end can execute the language and feed code in that language the appropriate user input events, and the back-end web server can execute any code you need it to accomplish this, the language can be used to accomplish this.
Most web servers can execute code using just about any language if you really want to, but it doesn't matter because what you're describing can probably be done entirely client-side the way you've described it. You can certainly use JavaScript on the front-end to handle that aspect of the problem.
