I would say first retrieve all the options into an array and then push the one
one you want into the array there after push all of the array items into the
select again as a dynamic select object
Regards, Bongani T Mabunda... Thanks
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From: Phil Petree
I have it working... demo here: http://www.philpetree.com/json/
Where are ya'll posting the demo code?
On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 4:45 PM, Bongani T Mabunda mabund...@gmail.comwrote:
I would say first retrieve all the options into an array and then push the
one one you want into the array there
JSbin is a popular way to show working examples. Gives you a
persistent URL and you can edit it and demo it right in the browser.
Walter
On Jun 8, 2011, at 3:19 PM, Phil Petree wrote:
Where are ya'll posting the demo code?
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I looked at jsbin earlier and have actually tested some snippets there...
however you can't (to my knowledge) upload your php code there. I wanted to
stick all the source modules up.
On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 3:28 PM, Walter Davis wa...@wdstudio.com wrote:
JSbin is a popular way to show working
That's true, that's generally not available as far as I know. That's
why you put up a scratch server somewhere, and then you can upload and
test whatever you want. But JSbin is excellent for making stand-alone
test pages, since you are forced to put everything in one page, and
you tend to
I have spare servers out the ying-yang... not a problem there... ever met
one of those people that no matter how hard you try you just cant seem to
understand them when there are similar people that you get from minute one?
that's me and prototype! LOL
I stuck .zip/.rar files on the demo page and
Your function is using add() to add an option to the end of the
select, but I have never seen that work completely myself. Best to
stick with the long-hand methods, they are at least known to work in
most browsers:
menu = $('mySelectList');
menu.options[menu.options.length] = new
thanks Walter... bottom line is that addOption works fine if called directly
but only clears the select if called from the Ajax.updater onSuccess...
even using static data!
This works:
select id='county' name='county' onclick=addOption('city', 'New Boca','New
Boca')/selectbr/
This doesn't
try using Ajax.Request
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Try doing this inside an Ajax.Request, not an Updater. You can still
update things, but you do it yourself, and I think you might not get
these problems. My guess is that you are trying to update a picker
that has been swapped out beneath you. If it works in a click, it will
work in an
Matt Walter,
You are both right... Ajax.Updater is, apparently, trying to update
the select AFTER it calls onSuccess and since it is incapable of updating
a select it was thereby overwritting my adds... no problem, once I
figured that out, I just added in a div id='results' and let the updater
On Jun 7, 2011, at 9:00 PM, Phil Petree wrote:
Matt Walter,
You are both right... Ajax.Updater is, apparently, trying to update
the select AFTER it calls onSuccess and since it is incapable of
updating a select it was thereby overwritting my adds... no
problem, once I figured that
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