Are you sure you're not getting an error somewhere in the execution path?
I've never tried toggling a select element between a multiple select and a
single select.
It seems it just doesn't work in Safari if the .hide()-stuff is before
the multiple = false.
Well, whatever.
Quite frankly, this
Quite frankly, this just feels "wrong". Is there a reason you're doing this?
:-) I was thinking the same thing, Dan.
In fact, I'd be surprised if this works at all. "multiple" may be an
attribute but I think the element "type" ("select-multiple") is the
key to the actual gui component styl
>I just wanted to reply that wouldn't work either but there was another
>problem:
>When I'm hiding some elements of the form BEFORE I set multiple to
>false, it doesn't work:
> $("#field2").hide();
> $("#field3").hide();
> $("#field6").hide();
> $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]")[0].multiple = false;
>
>L
Try:
$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]")[0].multiple = false;
You need to actually reference the actual DOM object, not the jQuery array
of objects that gets returned.
Thanks a lot for your help!
I just wanted to reply that wouldn't work either but there was another problem:
When I'm hiding some elements
>I'm trying to set a multiple-select-box to multiple=false, but neither
> $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").multiple = false;
Try:
$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]")[0].multiple = false;
You need to actually reference the actual DOM object, not the jQuery array
of objects that gets returned.
-Dan
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