According to the jquery doc, $('option:selected',
ModulesListObj).val() returns the content of the value attribute of
the first matched element.
U may wish to try something like the following to get the desired array:
$('something', ModulesListObj).map(function(){
return $(this).val();
});
TY
Actually this:
alert(jQ("option:selected", ModulesListObj).val())
works perfectly right, if there is only one select object on the page.
If there are two or more it always picks up the first one.
On Feb 15, 1:04 pm, Ricardo Tomasi wrote:
> That's quite a lot of code to read through in an email.
Sorry for the double messages. Actually that could simply be:
alert( jQ(this).val() )
as val() called on a will return the selected option's value.
On Feb 15, 6:04 pm, Ricardo Tomasi wrote:
> That's quite a lot of code to read through in an email. Try reducing
> your code to the least necessa
That's quite a lot of code to read through in an email. Try reducing
your code to the least necessary to exemplify your problem, then
someone might take the time to help.
>From what I see:
alert(jQ("option:selected", ModulesListObj).val())
This is catching all the selected options inside Modules
I don't believe that nobody have any suggestion...
Here is my code:
/**
* Page template part setup div
*/
(function(jQ){
/**
* form state
*/
var STATE = "new";
/**
* Request URL
*/
var RequestUrl = rootUrl+"/aranAjx.php?mod=pages";
/**
* indicator if there is o
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