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I used to think that scripts can be placed anywhere in HTML. I corrected my wrong thinking when I made a request today - the location of scripts is not just random. of.
First of all, I want to implement a select tag with two options: yes and no. However, during initialization, the select tag is required to select a null value by default, so I added a method to let it change the null value when clicking. Delete:
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<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <script src="jquery/jquery-1.11.1.min.js"></script> </head> <script> $('#checkcash').click(function () { if ($('#checkcash').val() == '0') { $("#checkcash option[value='0']").remove(); } }); $("#alert").click(function(){ alert("1123"); }) </script> <body> 是否已提现 <select id="checkcash" style="width: 181px"> <option selected="selected" value="0"></option> <option value="1">是</option> <option value="2">否</option> </select> <input type='button' id='alert' value="anwo"> </body> </html>
But this does not achieve the desired effect. At first I thought it was a jquery syntax error and I kept checking and correcting it online, but it didn't work. Then I suddenly thought about whether I should put the script at the back. I tried it and it turned out to be ok. Then I suddenly realized that it was not like this.
Later I checked the reason because the html file is executed in a top-down manner, but the order of the imported css and javascript is different. When the css is introduced for execution and loading, the program is still executed downwards, and When the