if your DDL has ddlSkillCategoryID as id you can select them with following
selectors:
$('select[id$=ddlSkillCategoryID]').change(function(){
// do your stuffs
})
Dunc-4 wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I've got an ASP.net repeater which has an unknown number of rows, that
> I'm passing as a variable into the client-side code. Each repeater
> item has two dropdowns in it, one of which I need to attach to a
> jQuery event to create a cascading dropdown.
>
> I've put the change(function() { into a for..next loop, along with the
> target control. It's not pretty, but it seems logical. Problem I
> have is whenever the function is called, the ID of the target control
> is the max value of the loop + 1.
>
> Why is my loop variable behaving like a reference type instead of a
> value type? Why is it even in scope outside the loop? Alternatively,
> is there a better way to do this?
>
> The code:
>
> var rows = 4; // this is populated from the server code
>
> for (iLoop = 0; iLoop<rows; iLoop++) {
> $('#ctl00_repCBSkills_ctl0'+iLoop+'_ddlSkillCategory_ID').change
> (function() {
> PopulateSubSkill(
> 'ctl00_repCBSkills_ctl0'+iLoop+'_ddlSkillSubCategory_ID',
> $('#' + this.id).val()
> );
> });
> }
>
> function PopulateSubSkill(target, var) {
> alert(target); // always returns
> 'ctl00_repCBSkills_ctl05_ddlSkillSubCategory_ID' (note the 5)
> }
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Duncan
>
>
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