JQuery :: All Select-lists Unintentionally Hidden When Using BGIFRAME?
Oct 26, 2009
TEST PAGE:
http://bit.ly/1NOQ03
ISSUE SUMMARY:
Page uses the model dialog code from JQUERY UI. Was having the IE6 Z-Index issue with IE6 Applied the BGIFRAME plugin solution (bgiframe: true) ISSUE DESCRIPTION: When the modal dialog is triggered, any/all select-lists previously displayed are suddenly hidden. BROWSERS TESTED: FF2.x, FF3.x and IE8 behave no issue. Only manifests this way in IE6. REQUEST:
How can i improve my code such that the select-lists dont get hidden when the modal dialog is displayed?
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I tired a couple of different ways, but for some reason, it works fine on IE but not on Firefox. On Firefox the second dropdown list doesnt get populated.
Any pointers on how to populate the second dropdown..
Heres the code:-
for(var j=0;j<array.length;j++) { this.document.getElementById("secondSelectName").options[j] = new Option("txt", "val"); }
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