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moCombo.replace

moCombo.replace
Developed by Marcelo Origoni, Released Jun 30, 2011

Style a select element by turning it into an unordered list

JavaScript

Tags: combo , combo style , form styling , multiselect style

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  • Marcelo Origoni Author 2 years ago
    Yes, the code behind will work with moCombo.
    I personally use mooltiSelect with asp.net, I usually send the information using ajax, and I don't access the value using the me.combo.selectedValue method, but Request.Form("combo")
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  • Ray Howell License holderPersonal License 2 years ago
    Yep. hi. Can you confirm whether this will conflict with any other js.library? and is MoCombo different from mooltiSelect? I am interested as these sound like a reasonable replacement for asp droplists? I am assuming I can link these to a datasource? using the runat="server" tag? and I assume a iteration through a sqldatareader and using list.add will allow this control to be populated? Thanks
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    • Marcelo Origoni Author 2 years ago
      Hi Ray, the main difference between MoCombo and mooltiSelect, it's that mooltiSelect can be any element (div, table, ol, etc) and moCombo, must be applied to a select element
      Asp droplist are converted to select elements, when asp renders the page, so it will work, and will allow you to style the droplist.
      Bare in mind, this is javascript and uses mootools. As long as there's no conflict between mootools and other libraries (I've seen mootools working together with jQuery, Prototype, Dojo).
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    • Ray Howell License holderPersonal License 2 years ago
      Brilliant answer thank you. this might have an obvious answer, but I must ask.. If this is applied to an Asp DropDownlist control, will the Asp 'behind' coding still function? I like the idea of both of these tools so will purchase them, but would be good to know the answer to save hours of stress, hahahaa. thanks again
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