Randy, no one will be able to see your test page on localhost. Can you put
it on a public site?
>From looking at your code, the "mycl=undefined" happens because
$('#project').attr("value") returns undefined. The likely reasons for this
would be either that $('#project') does not return any elements, or that it
does return the proper element but the attr() method is not finding a value
attribute.
An easy way to test this would be to put a debugger; statement right before
your code, load the page in Firefox with Firebug enabled, and then poke
around in the debugger. For example, you could enter:
$('#project')
to find out what that function really returns - does it just display [] (an
empty array) or does it have the expected element inside the brackets?
Also, is your code inside a ready function - either:
$(function() { ...your code here... });
or:
$(document).ready(function() { ...your code here... });
(Those do exactly the same thing; it's just a matter of style which one you
prefer.)
-Mike
> Here is my first issue:
>
>
http://localhost/cf/cftask/jq_clientsites.cfm?mycl=undefined&_id=client&_nam
e=client&_value=1
>
> mycl is undefined. I cannot seem to get it to work.
>
> Here is the code:
>
>
$('#client').chainSelect('#clientsite','jq_clientsites.cfm?mycl='+$('#projec
t').attr("value"),
> {
> before:function (target) //before request hide the target combobox
and display the loading message
> {
> $("#loading").css("display","block");
> $(target).css("display","none");
> },
> after:function (target) //after request show the target combobox
and hide the loading message
> {
> $("#loading").css("display","none");
> $(target).css("display","inline");
> }
> });
>
>
> <select name="project" id="project">
>
> <option value="1">Project 1</option>
>
>
> <option value="2">Project 2</option>
> </select>
>
>
> Can anyone point me in the right direction?
