Hi Karl,
Thanks for your feedback, I will certainly make that modification you
have suggested.
Ya know you really do lean something new everyday ;)
Kind regards
Rob
Karl Rudd wrote:
Very nice.
I know it's only a demo but you could reduce size of the JSON
responses by about 60% (or more) if you used smaller key strings,
something like "v" and "t" instead of "optionValue" and
"optionDisplay". For the 2500+ records for NSW it makes a huge
difference.
Like I said, very nice work.
I do so love how jQuery allows you remove all the fluff and you can
just get things done.
Karl Rudd
On 9/27/07, Rob D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
i'm creating a search interface based on select dropdown methods.. the
user selects the option from the first menu and the second is created
dynamically using ajax. their is a third option which will be
populated based on their selection of the second dropdown. however
this does not work... seems the onchange method isn't workin? any
ideas guys? here's a snippet of my code
<!-- ajax requests for category search -->
$("#jumpMenu").change(function()
{
var x = $(this).val();
$.ajax({
type: "GET",
url: "/bookstore/includes/israel_mod/ajax.php",
data: "type=division&catId=" + x,
dataType: "html",
success: function(html){
$("#department_select").html(html);
},
error: function(msg){
alert( "An Error: " + msg );
}
});
});
$("#jumpMenu2").change(function()
{
var z = $(this).val();
alert(z);
});
NOTE: #jumpMenu2 is the second dropdown that doesn't seem to be taking
the change event (i put a test alert, but it doesn't work), this is
also the dynamically generated select .. would it be .. because it is
appended into the html? any ideas
thanks a lot, this has me wtih a massive migraine, can't figure out
why it wouldn't accept the onchange funchtion
Israel
Hi Israel
Check out my recently announced plugin called LinkedSelects.
http://www.msxhost.com/jquery/linked-selects/json/
It might be of assistance to you!
Cheers
Rob
