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Right click on selected element in the developer console and “Copy > Copy Element” (or similar option in another browser). This will copy the HTML source of the dropdown list. It will display the data of the previous response in a tabular format automatically.

How to Create an HTML Dropdown List // Syntax <select name="" id=""> <option value="">...</ option> // ... </ ... // Syntax <label for="languages">List of Languages:</label> <select name="" id="languages"> <option value="">...</ option> // ... </ ... <select name="" id="languages" required> // ... </

Assuming plain javascript, try the following in a script placed after the dropdown: const mySel = document.getElementById("theIDofYourSelect"); mySel.addEventListener("change",function() { localStorage.setItem("selValue",this.value); // save it. }); let val = localStorage.getItem("selValue");

You can use localStorage to store selected value: $('#mov_type'). on('change', function() { // Save value in localstorage localStorage. setItem("mov_type", $(this). val()); }); $(document). ready(function() { if ($('#mov_type'). length) { $('#mov_type'). ... if (performance. navigation. type == 1) { console.

First, create the template variables for dropdown using #teams . Use the event binding to listen for the change event and link with the onSelect method. The onSelect method receives the reference variable and takes the value of the dropdown element. Next, create the onSelected(value) method in the TypeScript file.

You just need to check whether EnableViewState is set to true for all dropdowns. Now all the 3 dropdown's selected values will remain selected after page postback (unless you redirect to the same page again on button click).

The selectedIndex property returns the index of the currently selected element in the dropdown list. This index starts from 0 and returns -1 if no option is selected. The options property returns the collection of all the option elements in the <select> dropdown list.