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In a client script, we have a dialog.create box that shows a dropdownlist with location values. We're using a JQuery .change to set the value on the dropdown change but that is not being triggered. Anyone have any ideas why? jQuery("#elementId").change(function () { console.log("on change"); // not seing this, not triggered selectedValue = jQuery("#elementId").find(":selected").val(); });
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When are you calling 
dialog.create
and 
$.change
?
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In the same function. It's on a button click. I tried putting the 
.change
in the pageInit and other places but no luck thus far.
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FWIW
My guesses would be that the target field isn't wired to fire the 
change
event, or the handler is being assigned before the target field exists
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Yes, that makes sense. Thanks for the input. I'll try the 
.on
as well.
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You can confirm that your selector returns the element you think it does before you assign the handler
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BTW, great stuff you and Tim are doing with the webinars! Kudos!
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@erictgrubaugh Just to confirm, in suitescript it would look like this? jQuery("#elementId").on("change", function () { })
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Yeah, think so
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You can store the selected element in a variable and log it out to inspect it while troubleshooting
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const target = jQuery("#elementId")
console.log(target)
target.change(() => {
  console.log("on change")
  selectedValue = target.find(":selected").val()
})
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It appears 
target
is empty. 😡 This only recently stopped working so it could have been a NS update. Not sure. The client script runs on a button click on a new address form. Maybe it's the popup within the address form pop up window that broke. Also tried putting stuff in the DOM but no luck. Ugh.
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