On Dec 11, 7:12 am, "Josh Nathanson" wrote:
> Maybe try closing the option tag?
The closing tag is optional, there are numerous elements that don't
need closing tags in HTML.
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Rob
I don't know if this is overly simplified for your situation, but this
is what i mean
http://jsbin.com/oreqa/edit
the second is driven/filled by the ".val()" of the first
On Dec 10, 7:23 pm, MorningZ wrote:
> > What I'm trying to do is update a second select box with options that
> > are spec
> What I'm trying to do is update a second select box with options that
> are specific to options in the first box
So why not use $("#parentMenu").val() ?? that will give you the
value of the selected (or $("#parentMenu
option:selected").text() if you need the text) to drive the second
select
option tags are closed, i just didn't write them in here...
@MorningZ:
What I'm trying to do is update a second select box with options that
are specific to options in the first box. Basically, a linked menus
program. What was happening was all browser except IE were handling
the event function
> "Any Ideas"
IE probably totally fails to recognize the "class" set on an
tag, you *may* try
$("#parentMenu > option[parentMenu]").click();
regardless if that would or wouldn't work, what are you trying to
accomplish? simply setting the value of the object and
firing off whatever "click()" w
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