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How do I populate a second DDL with jQuery and a feed.

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I am trying to populate a second drop down list based on the selection of a value in the first drop down list using jQuery and a feed. The source table for both the controls is the same table. The first control (VenueName) is populated by a ControlDataSource using the VenueID. The second should be populated with a list of ‘subVenues’ that are children of the item selected in the first list box. I’
DDLfeedjquery
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Mike O asked Nov 3, 2016 active Nov 22, 2016

Dropdown List

How do I set a default for option? <xmod:Template UsePaging="False" Ajax="False"> <ListDataSource CommandText="SELECT DISTINCT CurrentPayrollTitle FROM PDStaffImport ORDER BY CurrentPayrollTitle ASC"/> <HeaderTemplate> <select id="ddlTITLE" onchange="location.href='/Directory/EmployeeTitle.aspx?title='+this.value;">> </HeaderTemplate> <ItemTemplate> <option value="[[CurrentPayrollTitle]]">[[Curre
DDLdropdownlist
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Abel asked Jul 26, 2016 active Jul 27, 2016

Dropdown List in Edit form not populating

Have a VERY simple form with a dropdown list on it. 1> Add process works great...not a problem. 2> Edit process works great as far as storing the selected or entered data. 3> On entering the Edit mode, the dropdown does not select the value in the list corresponding to the value stored in the database - yes...I am storing values not text and I have confirmed. 4>Did find a old post about an issue w
DDLdropdownlist
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Roy Barrow asked Jan 2, 2015 active May 17, 2016

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