Perfect! Thank you :-)
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You can also do it like this:
b.select_list(:id, 'blah').options.map(:value)
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On Thursday, November 22, 2012 6:32:24 AM UTC+2, Oscar.Rieken wrote:
I have a few questions.
Why would you want to collect the values to make
I can do it with options like this:
selectList = b.select_list(:id, 'blah')
selectContent = selectList.values.map(:text)
b.select(:id, 'blah').select_value(selectContent[1])
But was wondering how I could do the same thing using the value rather than
just the option?
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Aidy
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what does the html of the select list look like
On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 5:14 PM, Adrian Killens ack...@googlemail.comwrote:
I can do it with options like this:
selectList = b.select_list(:id, 'blah')
selectContent = selectList.values.map(:text)
b.select(:id,
It looks like this and I'd live to get an array of 1, 2, 3 rather than
Thing One, Thing Two, Thing Three.
select name=things size=1 onchange=# id=things class=test
option value=1Thing One/option
option value=2Thing Two/option
option value=3Thing Three/option
/select
Hope that makes sense.
On
I have a few questions.
Why would you want to collect the values to make sure they are in the
select? what if they are not in the right order? what if the text and the
values do not match up correctly?
what value is this test really giving?
but to answer your question which you were on the right
