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Get selected option with jquery (not the option with the selected sudo)


Adamhumbug

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I have a select box with options.

The first options looks like the following:

<option selected disabled value='0'>Something</option>

I am creting the rest of the options dynamically using php.

When the user changes the dropdown box from the preselected value, it cannot be changed back due to the disabled tag.

When i try and get the value that has been selected, it is returning the value of 0 - which is the option shown above rather than the one that has actually been selected.

Is there a way around this?

I have been using

$('#locationId').find('option:selected').val()

 

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It is actually part of a custom left click with a custom confirm:

 "Change Location": {
                                    name: "Change Location Of " + $name,
                                    icon: "fa-solid fa-percent",
                                    accesskey: "r",
                                    callback: function(itemKey, opt, e) {
                                        $.confirm({
                                            title: 'Change Location Of ' + $name,
                                            content: "<form action='' class='formName'>" +
                                                "<label class='mb-2'>Currently: " + $locationId + "</label>" +
                                                "<?php echo getAllLocationsBySite($_GET['event'], 'Select'); ?>" +
                                                "</form>",
                                            type: 'blue',
                                            typeAnimated: true,
                                            escapeKey: true,
                                            backgroundDismiss: true,
                                            buttons: {
                                                formSubmit: {
                                                    text: 'Change Location',
                                                    btnClass: 'btn-blue',
                                                    action: function() {
                                                        $loc = $('#locationId option:selected').val()
                                                        console.log($loc, $deviceId)
                                                        // updateDeviceLocation($deviceId, $loc)
                                                    }
                                                },
                                                close: {
                                                    text: 'Close',
                                                    action: function() {}
                                                }

                                            },
                                            onContentReady: function() {
                                                // bind to events
                                                var jc = this;
                                                this.$content.find('form').on('submit', function(e) {
                                                    // if the user submits the form by pressing enter in the field.
                                                    e.preventDefault();
                                                    jc.$$formSubmit.trigger('click'); // reference the button and click it
                                                });
                                            }
                                        });

                                    }
                                },

 

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I'm not sure what the latest code is part of (looks like a framework component?), tbh. So the obvious things to check are is the code wrapped in a document.ready or document.loaded check, and is the PHP actually outputting what you're expecting it to output?

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