using ajax

[mninawa]

HI Guys How does one use ajax to populate the select? Paige

[ghost]

You've probably sorted by now but here's how I did it using recursive:

$.ajax({
        url: [YOUR URL],
        type: "GET",
        success: function (qx) {
            var trHTML = '';
            $.each(qx, function (i, item) {
                $('#[SELECT ID]').multiSelect('addOption', { value: item.[FIELDNAME1], text: item.[FIELDNAME2] });
            });
        },
        error: function () {
        }
    })

[mninawa]

Thanx Dude,

On Tue, 03 Jul 2018 at 12:17, danverbiest [email protected] wrote:

You've probably sorted by now but here's how I did it using recursive:

$.ajax({ url: [YOUR URL], type: "GET", success: function (qx) { var trHTML = ''; $.each(qx, function (i, item) { $('#[SELECT ID]').multiSelect('addOption', { value: item.[FIELDNAME1], text: item.[FIELDNAME2] }); }); }, error: function () { } })

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