Inside $(document).ready(function(), yes... But the link I posted
describes the problem I had, and the workaround seems to do its
job. :)
On 19 Aug., 09:17, Giovanni Battista Lenoci wrote:
> north ha scritto:> I found the issue. It's described here for example:
>
> >http://csharperimage.jeremyli
north ha scritto:
I found the issue. It's described here for example:
http://csharperimage.jeremylikness.com/2009/05/jquery-ie6-and-could-not-set-selected.html
Your code is between this code?
$().ready(function() {
});
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I found the issue. It's described here for example:
http://csharperimage.jeremylikness.com/2009/05/jquery-ie6-and-could-not-set-selected.html
On 18 Aug., 18:09, north wrote:
> Nobody any clue why "$('#mySelect option[value="' + myValue +
> '"]').attr('selected', 'selected');" of code is throwin
Nobody any clue why "$('#mySelect option[value="' + myValue +
'"]').attr('selected', 'selected');" of code is throwing an error?
On 18 Aug., 16:32, north wrote:
> Hi Giovanni,
>
> this seems to work as well. But somehow I'm getting the same error
> (just connected to another line of code).
>
> M
Hi Giovanni,
this seems to work as well. But somehow I'm getting the same error
(just connected to another line of code).
Mabye I'll have to tear the whole script apart and start over... :)
Cheers
On 18 Aug., 16:16, Giovanni Battista Lenoci wrote:
> north ha scritto:> $('#mySelect option[valu
north ha scritto:
$('#mySelect option[value="' + myValue + '"]').attr('selected',
'selected');
Maybe this is not what you want to do, but why don't you use this?
$('#mySelect').val(myValue);
Bye
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