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VisualizaçõesHow to set the value of an Option element in a dynamically created Select in a table as it is created
I am dynamically creating a dropdown list in a table and want to set the value of the dropdown to the current value (the user can then change it to one of the other values). The row looks like this (there are multiple rows):
In this case the value of PAR should initially be 2 (each row can have a different initial value).
The code is:
html += "<td style='width : 1%; white-space: nowrap;'><select name='parRating'>"
for (let i = 0; i <= paraArray; i++) {
html += "<option name='parRatingOption' value='" + parRatingArray[i] + "'>" + parRatingArray[i] + "</option>"
};
html += "</select></td>";
// set the current option to this.parRating
3 Respostas
Responde à pergunta0
It seems, that you need to add "selected" attribute to the <option>, that you need
Something like this:
html += "<td style='width : 1%; white-space: nowrap;'><select
name='parRating'>";
let selectedValue = "2"; // <--
let selected = "";
for (let i = 0; i <= paraArray; i++) {
selected = parRatingArray[i] == selectedValue ? " selected " : "";
html += "<option "+selected+" name='parRatingOption' value='" + parRatingArray[i] +
"'>" + parRatingArray[i] + "</option>"
};
html += "</select></td>";
// set the current option to this.parRating
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You can use template literals:
html += `<option name='parRatingOption' value='${parRatingArray[i]}'>${parRatingArray[i]}</option>`
This also helps to avoid awkward string joints. The best practice would be to create a function that generates n number of options with given one selected:
const generateOptions = (n, selectedOne) => {
let options = ''
for(let i=0; i<n; i++){
options+=`<option name='parRatingOption' ${i===selectedOne ? 'selected' : ''} value='${parRatingArray[i]}'>${parRatingArray[i]}</option>`
}
return options;
}
html+=`<td style='width : 1%; white-space: nowrap;'>
<select name='parRating'>
${generateOptions(5, 2)}
</select>
</td>`
This dynamically generates 5 inputs with second one selected
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I modified Abdullokh's and Alex's answers and added "selected" to the option element:
html += "<td style='width : 1%; white-space: nowrap;'><select name='parRating'>"
for (let i = 0; i <= paraArray; i++) {
if (this.parRating == parRatingArray[i]) {
// set the current option to this.parRating
html += "<option selected name='parRatingOption' value='" + parIdArray[i] + "'>" + parRatingArray[i] + "</option>"
}else {
html += "<option name='parRatingOption' value='" + parIdArray[i] + "'>" + parRatingArray[i] + "</option>"
}
};
html += "</select></td>";