based on the answer of this question. which is about using the getajaxdata from a select list to get a variable. i want to use another select list so i'll have 2 different select list with 2 different values. id=list1 and id=list2. what is the correct syntax for this code
//on changing select option
$('#list').change(function(){
var val = $('#list').val();
getAjaxData(val);
});
to make it getting the two value from the two dropdown lists (list1 and list2). thank you
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As a simple test I'm passing 2 lists to a javascript function, only the list without a multiple attribute populates, the second list does get the "select one or more items" option but not 1,2,3 and only after I lose focus from list2. Can anyone tell me how I can repopulate the multiselect?
<select id="lstTest"></select>
<select id="lstTest2" multiple="multiple"></select>
function TestList(obj) {
var x = $(obj);
x.append('<option value="">Select one or more items</option>');
x.append('<option value="1">1</option>');
x.append('<option value="2">2</option>');
x.append('<option value="3">3</option>');
}
Empty Lists
List 1 after javascript call
List 2 after javascript call
Turns out the select is referencing custom js to turn it into a checkbox list as a way of selecting the items instead of highlighting. I need to treat it as a checkbox list and not just a list of options, which I'm still not sure how to do, I need to clear and add new checkboxes.
I have two tables that I want to filter by either using an individual select dropdown in the table row or by selecting multiple checkboxes and bulk updating the scope.
A user should be able to check the records, select the top dropdown status, and then the scope gets updated. If the status is greater than or equal to 1 it goes in one table, if less then it goes in the other table.
Fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/TheFiddler/hxz06sd7/
How can I use the checkboxes to update the checked values based upon selected value?
The select
<select ng-options="item.value as item.displayName for item in StatusDropDown" ng-model="person.status" ng-change="updateSelected()"></select>
updatedSelected should take the checked rows and filter:
$scope.updateSelected = function(statusarg){
//how to set status for selected and update tables
}
Associate ng-model (person.selected) to the checkboxes and on-change, filter them out based on the selected property, and apply the value to them.
$scope.updateSelected = function (statusarg) {
//how to set status for selected and update tables
angular.forEach($scope.people, function(person){
person.selected && (person.status = statusarg);
});
}
Fiddle
Earlier issues with your code was that: You should not use track by with select as syntax they are not meant to work together. You would rarely need to use track by with ng-options. Read this for more details.
I've doing some research about a problem I'm having with jQuery select2 plugin. The select2 sorts the selected items (no matter which order you choose them) when posting form. I know it may not be a select2 specific bug, but standard html select behaviour.
Now, how could I get the selected items IDs and then put them in a comma separated list in a hidden input so I can respect the order the items were chosen?
$("#formpacint").submit(function (event) {
var data = $('#campoprofesionales').select2('data');
$('#hidprofesionales').val(data);
});
The above code puts the selected items (in the order they were chosen) using its data property, into the hidden input, but the console.log shows them as objects (text+id I guess)..
I'd need to have: 35,14,29 (the ids of selected items as they were selected without sorting)
Thanks
Found a solution
var selections = (JSON.stringify($("#campoprofesionales").select2('data')));
var obj = $.parseJSON(selections);
$.each(obj, function() {
console.log(this.id);
// I here set a hidden field with the ids in the order they were selected
});
I need to dynamically add options to the select tags. Those options I will be fetching it from a file. There can be many selects in the form. Now I need to check all the selects whichever is in the same class If it doesn't have the option which I fetched from the file Then I need to add that option to that particular select.
var name = $(this).attr('name');
$('.slct').each(function(){
if($('this option[value="'+name+'"]').length==0)
{
$('<option>').val(name).text(name).appendTo(this);
}
});
When I tried the above code, Options are getting duplicated. For example I have 3 select tags. In the first tag I have an option called option1 remaining two tags are empty. Then after the execution of this code. First select tag contains the option1 twice and the remaining two tags contain only once. Can Someone tell me how do I do it ? I am new to jquery.
You can use find() to check if option with specific value exists in the select this way:
if($(this).find('option[value="'+name+'"]').length==0)
{
$('<option>').val(name).text(name).appendTo(this);
}
FIDDLE DEMO:
http://jsfiddle.net/3Lkv638x/1/
I understand that SELECT multiple will let a viewer select multiple items in a dropdown list and then the form submission passes all the selected items. But how does this work in JavaScript when there is no form submission and you're just watching for a select change:
$('#delete_dropdown').change(function(e){
and then looking at $(e.target).val() for the selected values?
Thanks
You can look at this context inside your handler and val() will return the array of elements, with jquery you can do this:
$('#delete_dropdown').change(function(e){
var selectedArray = $(this).val(); //Array of selected values
});
Fiddle
If you are going with vanilla javascript you will need to loop through the options to check which all are selected and add them to suit yourself.