You are going to continue to have very unsatisfactory results with
jQuery as long as you have HTML like that. Change those font tags for
proper headers or labels. If you're using some application that is
generating HTML like that, change to some other editor. Markup like
that is far more trouble t
What about just
$('#divisionSelectID')
?
That should reference the select.
Am I missing something?
Rick
On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 2:27 AM, neil wrote:
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> SelectFileNameDate
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> Company:
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> Division:
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> i can reference the fist select 'licenseeID' and populate it.
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> but the th
Thanks for your reply.
all the select elements are in a form.
But those selects can be referenced correcly after i insert some
unused element such as
Company:
Division:
it is ok now,but why not after i removed buttons?
On 4月19日, 下午4时16分, James wrote:
> Your HTML for is not valid.
> I
Your HTML for is not valid.
It's suppose to be in the form of:
option
Is there a reason you're doing it like that?
On Apr 18, 8:27 pm, neil wrote:
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> SelectFileNameDate
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> Company:
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> Division:
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> i can reference the fist select 'licenseeID' and populate it.
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> but the th
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