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Use Dropdown DataTextField value in Email

I have a basic dropdown with: DataTextField="DisplayName" DataTextValue="UserID" In the SubmitCommand I am saving the UserID to the database, but in the email confirmation, I want to send the DisplayName (because obviously the UserID means nothing to the email recipient). But the Field token only passes the UserID. Any solution for this?
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Myron Weber asked Jul 12, 2017 active Jul 13, 2017

DropDownList text value in jQuery

Can you tell me how I can retrieve the selected text value of a dropdownlist (ddlStatus) and pass it to a hidden textbox (StatusNameText) in jquery? I have the ability to retrieve the value with: $('#' + Admin_Helpdesk_Request.ddlStatus).bind('change', function( e ){ $('#' + Admin_Helpdesk_Request.StatusNameText).val($(this).val()); TIA Buck
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Buck Anderson asked Jan 7, 2016 active Jan 13, 2016

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