Alexandre,
I just replied to myself before I saw your message. The problem was that I was using .SelectedIndex instead of .selectedIndex.
But I will try your suggestion so that I can learn another approach.
Thank you very much.
>Dimitry Selected index is ASP.NET Property in Html you should do
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>document.getElementById("ddlMyField").value = "0"
>>Assuming you have an option in the combo where the value is set to 0.
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>>I am trying to set the SelectedIndex property of a dropdownlist to a number (e.g. 0). Here is how I do it in js:
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>>document.getElementById("ddlMyField").SelectedIndex = 0;
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>>but the above does not produce any results.
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>>Can you see what I am doing wrong?
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>>Thank you.
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