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Doesn't seem to work when I open this website in IE 9<br />
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Where does this statement get the 0 and 1 in .eq()?<br />
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$('#accordion').find('div'<wbr />).eq(1).ht<wbr />ml(newHTML<wbr />);
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Doesn't seem to work when I open this website in IE 9

Where does this statement get the 0 and 1 in .eq()?

$('#accordion').find('div').eq(1).html(newHTML);

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.eq() is nothing but sequence with indexing for DIV tag in TAG with id &quot;accordion&quot;.<br />
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Can you please share your code so that I can you exact solution?
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.eq() is nothing but sequence with indexing for DIV tag in TAG with id "accordion".

Can you please share your code so that I can you exact solution?

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MRoonal's solution got me thinking and I used my own javascript instead of jquery accordian
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MRoonal's solution got me thinking and I used my own javascript instead of jquery accordian

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Can anyone help me, I want to activate jquery ui accordian and populate the div with different checkboxes depending on what is selected in the dropdownlist.<br />
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So for example<br />
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Dropdownlist - option1 will make a div appear with three checkboxes<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - option2 will make a div appear with two different checkboxes<br />
and so on<br />
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Thanks
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Can anyone help me, I want to activate jquery ui accordian and populate the div with different checkboxes depending on what is selected in the dropdownlist.

So for example

Dropdownlist - option1 will make a div appear with three checkboxes
                        - option2 will make a div appear with two different checkboxes
and so on

Thanks

Activate jquery ui accordian on dropdownlist select

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