jquery - Why isn't .prop("selected",true) not working when .attr() or .addClass() does? -


I have a script that replaces the box by selecting a box with a set of style divisions, and with it When targeting the user clicks on the "fake" device, I am targeting the selected items like this:

  targetSelect.eq (optionIndex) .prop ('selected');   

optionIndex is the indicator of the selected div because it matches the hidden selection box option.

For the above line "Selected" Goal Option I know that I am targeting the right one since targetSelect.eq (optionIndex) .addClass ('selected'); will add that class and set a selected attribute for targetSelect.eq (optionIndex) .attr ('selected

  targetSelect.prop (' selectedIndex ', optionIndex) .  

);

But that also does not work.

I believe this should work:

  $ (' # Selectbox options'). eq (optionIndex) .prop ('selected', true);   

You can also try (make sure that there is no optionIndex string!):

  targetSelect.val (optionIndex)  < / Ex>  

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