Reputation: 1071
I have the following drop down list. How can I check the selected value BEFORE saving the data into the module? I want to use the selected value in setting the values of Neighborhood's drop down list.
@Html.DropDownListFor(model => model.City, new SelectList(
new List<Object>{
new { value = "Abha", text = "Abha" },
new { value = "Al Qunfudhah", text = "Al Qunfudhah" },
new { value = "Al-Kharj", text = "Al-Kharj" },
new { value = "Al-Ahsa", text = "Al-Ahsa" },
new { value = "Buraidah", text = "Buraidah" },
new { value = "Dammam", text = "Dammam" },
new { value = "Ha'il", text = "Ha'il"},
new { value = "Hafar Al-Batin", text = "Hafar Al-Batin" },
new { value = "Jazan", text = "Jazan" },
new { value = "Jeddah", text = "Jeddah" },
new { value = "Jubail", text = "Jubail" },
new { value = "khobar", text = "khobar" },
new { value = "Khamis Mushait", text = "Khamis Mushait" },
new { value = "Mecca", text = "Mecca" },
new { value = "Medina", text = "Medina" },
new { value = "Najran", text = "Najran" },
new { value = "Qatif", text = "Qatif" },
new { value = "Riyadh", text = "Riyadh" },
new { value = "Tabuk", text = "Tabuk" },
new { value = "Ta'if", text = "Ta'if" },
new { value = "Yanbu", text = "Yanbu" }
},"value", "text", "Jeddah"))
@Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.City)
</div>
</div>
Upvotes: 0
Views: 675
Reputation: 30557
With jQuery, you can try
$('#City').val();
If you are not using jQuery, the vanilla javascript way would be
var element = document.getElementById("City");
var strVal = element.options[element.selectedIndex].value;
Upvotes: 1