This morning I tried a different approach.
I had a select with id='propinsi', that had a list of province. When
it change, I'd like to change the options in the select with
id='kota'. I use the following code:
script type=text/javascript!--
$(#propinsi).change(function () {
On 9/26/06, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I need help to make the following code works in IE : document.writeln(select name=\+name+\
id=\+name+\+((multiple!=null)? +multiple:)+); var tablename = some_table; $(#+name).load(table_query.php, {table: tablename});
While I'm I can't answer your problem, I can say that load works fine for me
in IE6, and for it not to work would have been noticed much sooner as it's
quite a widely used part of jQuery.
The test suite also confirms that it's working as well.
Ok So... name... It's used further up the
On 9/25/06, Dan Atkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I'm I can't answer your problem, I can say that load works fine for me
in IE6, and for it not to work would have been noticed much sooner as it's
quite a widely used part of jQuery.
The test suite also confirms that it's working as
I need help to make the following code works in IE :
document.writeln(select name=\+name+\
id=\+name+\+((multiple!=null)? +multiple:)+);
var tablename = some_table;
$(#+name).load(table_query.php, {table: tablename});
document.writeln(\/select);
Script
From: Dan Atkinson
Also, I'm unsure why you want to use document.writeln as I
find jQuery's methods much more compact and neat.
I don't know if it relates to this specific code, but there are things you
can do with document.writeln that you can't do with DOM manipulation.
Specifically, the
I need help to make the following code works in IE :
document.writeln(select name=\+name+\
id=\+name+\+((multiple!=null)? +multiple:)+);
var tablename = some_table;
$(#+name).load(table_query.php, {table: tablename});
document.writeln(\/select);
Script
