Figured this out myself using AJAX - I grab the dynamic second menu through ajax instead of toggling hidden options, which worked fine.
On Oct 27, 4:45 pm, Matt <guitarroman...@gmail.com> wrote: > Oops, missed the link:http://imgur.com/p25xN.jpg > > On Oct 27, 4:45 pm, Matt <guitarroman...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi there, > > > I have a table that looks like this: > > > The user can click the 'Add another category' link and another row is > > inserted. > > > My issue is here: those two select boxes are linked, meaning that > > depending on what is chosen from the first one, the options are > > changed in the second one. > > > When I clone this row, the new cloned row doesn't work properly - the > > first select box ('Publication') changes ALL of the 'Categories' > > choices in the second column. > > > My HTML is structured so that the table row contains each of the > > possible <select> elements, each given an ID that corresponds to an ID > > number in the Publication <select>. For example, the Publication > > dropdown HTML is: > > > <select name="publicationID" id="publicationID"> > > <option value="01" onClick="showSubMenu('0');"> Publication </ > > option> > > <option value="21" onClick="showSubMenu('21');"> Student </option> > > <option value="40" onClick="showSubMenu('40');"> Contract </option> > > <option value="99" onClick="showSubMenu('99');"> All Publications </ > > option> > > </select> > > > As a result, I have 4 hidden select boxes corresponding to each of > > these Publication choices. Make sense? > > > I feel like there must be a better way to organise this - can anyone > > advise me on how to do it? Above all, I can't seem to target the newly- > > cloned select boxes without grabbing them all. > > > Thanks, > > Matt
