Bit of a strange one, I have a webpage that iterates through a set number of times using while ($i <= 21):. During this iteration I have a dropdown in each which displays some values I pulled from a database, at this point that specific value doesn't matter but the id of each dropdown uses the value of $i. For example:
<select name="dropdown<?php echo $i; ?>" id="dropdown<?php echo $i; ?>">
<option value="1">One</option>
<option value="2">Two</option>
<option value="3">Three</option>
</select>
What I am then wanting to do is take the value selected from that dropdown and place in another field that also has the id corresponding to the iteration number, for example:
<textarea name="textfield<?php echo $i; ?>" id="textfield<?php echo $i; ?>"></textarea>
I am using the following code for the jQuery to get the value from the dropdown and put it into the textarea:
<script>
$("#dropdown<?php echo $i ?>").on("change",function(){
//Getting Value
var selValue = $("#dropdown<?php echo $i ?>").val();
//Setting Value
$("#textfield<?php echo $i ?>").val(selValue);
});
</script>
However it doesnt seem to like the use of <?php echo $i ?> part as if i replace that with for example 2 or 3 then it works for that iteration.
I have tried setting the variable in PHP like: $textfield= 'textfield'.$i; and the using this as a whole in jQuery like this: $("#<?php echo $textfield ?>").val(selValue); but it doesnt like that either. Interstining if I change it to $textfield= 'textfield'.'2'; or $textfield= 'textfield2'; it works. Seems like it doesnt like my use of $i, is it the PHP concatenation that it doesnt like?
Anyone experienced this or know of a fix?