Bug inserting in the 0 position of a HTMLSelect element.

[Andres Navidad]

Hi,

The Javascript code inlcudes zero as an invalid value in the select and set the value to insert into the DOM of the select to null.

The documentation states:

Insert an OPTION in the SELECT at the specified index.  If index is -1, the OPTION is inserted at the end.  The attributes and value arrays must have the same length.  These attributes are added to the option.

In W3 reference:
->selectDOM.add (element, before)
------>Parameters

------>element of type HTMLElement

---------------->The element to add.

------>before of type HTMLElement

----------------->The element to insert before, or null for the tail of the list.

The code is the next:

function JaxcentAddOption( sel, opt, index )
{
    if ( index <= 0 || index >= sel.options.length ) {
        try {
            sel.add( opt, null );
            return;
        } catch (e) {
        }
        try {
            sel.add( opt, sel.options.length );
            return;
        } catch (e) {}
        sel.add( opt );
        return;
    }
    try {
        sel.add( opt, index );
        return;
    } catch (e) {}
    sel.add( opt, sel.options[index] );
}

With this change has fixed the bug.

[Mukesh Prasad]

Nice catch!  / Mukesh

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