Rey Bango schrieb:
> Maybe someone could shed some light on this. When inserting an item into
> a select box (id=test), this code works:
>
> var optn = document.createElement("OPTION");
> optn.text = $(this).find('nome').text();
> optn.value = $(this).find('id').text();
> $( "#test" ).append(optn);
>
> But this code does not:
>
> $( "<option value='" + $(this).find('id').text() + "'>" +
> $(this).find('nome').text(); + "</option>" ).appendTo( "#test" ) ;
>
> Even this very simplistic example doesn't work.
>
> $( "<option value='1'>foo</option>" ).appendTo( "#test" ) ;
>
> I remember John Resig telling me that I can create elements on the fly
> by using syntax similar to this;
>
> $( "<option value='1'>foo</option>" ).appendTo( "#test" ) ;
>
> so I'm not clear why its not working.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Rey...
In IE the innerHTML property for a select element is readonly, so we
have to stick to createElement or the Option constructor here...:
$('#test')[0].add(new Option(text, value));
-- Klaus
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