I'll try and describe the architecture of some of my code, and then
describe my problem to see if anybody out there can help. The code
outlines are only included to show the technology mix and you'll see
that you need not analyse it too much when you hear about the problem
I have, described at
the list?
On Apr 3, 6:22 pm, LinkGuru i...@legalanalytics.co.uk wrote:
With the following code, I'm managing to append to a drop-down list
using jQuery, but can't figure out how to amend one of the existing
items in the drop down so it is not the selected one i.e. I only want
the one that's appended
Thanks RvFlash, I'll take a look. I just missed your post before I
sent my chase up message.
On Apr 4, 10:29 am, LinkGuru i...@legalanalytics.co.uk wrote:
Can anyone help with this? It appears to have been overlooked. The
title should really have been changing the selected item in a
dropdown
?), so thanks to RvFlash
On Apr 4, 10:31 am, LinkGuru i...@legalanalytics.co.uk wrote:
Thanks RvFlash, I'll take a look. I just missed your post before I
sent my chase up message.
On Apr 4, 10:29 am, LinkGuru i...@legalanalytics.co.uk wrote:
Can anyone help with this? It appears to have been
With the following code, I'm managing to append to a drop-down list
using jQuery, but can't figure out how to amend one of the existing
items in the drop down so it is not the selected one i.e. I only want
the one that's appended to be the selected one.
Can anyone help?
Here is the simplified
the combination of Firebug and
FirePHP...http://www.firephp.org/
On Apr 2, 12:40 am, LinkGuru i...@legalanalytics.co.uk wrote:
Thanks. I've installed the add-on. I'll give it a whirl.
On Apr 1, 8:00 pm, Hector Virgen djvir...@gmail.com wrote:
You should try using Firebug. You can print
Hi, I am looking for some help debugging jQuery being used with PHP in
the way described. I basically want a way of tracing where it gets to
in the PHP because the usual methods of writing out statements to the
page or embedding javascript alerts are not available to me in this
scenario. I will
console.
-Hector
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 11:56 AM, LinkGuru i...@legalanalytics.co.uk wrote:
Hi, I am looking for some help debugging jQuery being used with PHP in
the way described. I basically want a way of tracing where it gets to
in the PHP because the usual methods of writing out statements
Hi, Can anyone help with the following? With JQuery, I can't
successfully grab the selected value from a drop-down. The alert just
shows an empty message. At least it is not showing undefined (as it
was for my other attempts - you can see what these were from the
commented out code), but I would
, but you
only have that as a name in your html. either add the id attribute to
the select tag, or reference it as $(select[name='dllViewSelector']
option:selected) in your jQuery.
On Mar 31, 6:51 am, LinkGuru i...@legalanalytics.co.uk wrote:
Hi, Can anyone help with the following
, not the
element itself. You can access it like in an array:
$(#dllViewSelector)[0].selectedIndex;
On Mar 31, 7:51 am, LinkGuru i...@legalanalytics.co.uk wrote:
Hi, Can anyone help with the following? With JQuery, I can't
successfully grab the selected value from a drop-down. The alert just
Can anyone help on this one? .
The following statement is proven to work:
p_viewSelector=$(select[name='dllViewSelector_Search_0']
option:selected).text();
But now I need to adapt it so the Search_0 component is replaced by a
variable (because it isn't always going to be Search_0 at
the pressure of a deadline
making me a bit too hasty.
On Mar 31, 9:20 pm, Ricardo ricardob...@gmail.com wrote:
The quotes in the attr selector are not required, try:
$('select[name=ddlViewSelector_'+idCurrent+'] option:selected').text
();
On Mar 31, 2:47 pm, LinkGuru i...@legalanalytics.co.uk
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