I tried all these for selected value of select element
inventory_rule = $("#inventory_rule :selected").attr('value');
inventory_rule = $("#inven开发者_如何学Ctory_rule option:selected").val();
inventory_rule = $("#inventory_rule").attr('value');
inventory_rule = $("#inventory_rule").val();
these all worked well in mozilla but not in IE
is any alternative
The 4th of your attempts is the most straightforward way to get the selected value of a select element and it should work.
var inventory_rule = $("#inventory_rule").val();
I wrote a quick and dirty example for you at jsfiddle.net, showing that it works. This means that your selector is probably wrong. Check and make sure the select element has id="inventory_rule"
and make sure that id attribute is also unique on the page. Don't forget the var
keyword if it's the first time you're declaring the variable.
EDIT: highlighted the part about making sure the id attribute is unique, a non-unique id will definitely cause problems in IE.
Just encountered this earlier.
when getting the value of a
<select>
tag IE 10 inserts spaces before and after the value. so just trim the value and it will solve your worries.
var inventory_rule = $.trim($("#inventory_rule").val());
You could try the jQuery Form Plugin.
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