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$().ready(function() 
  {
  $("#add").click(function() 
    {
    var vals = $("#txtaddfeature").val();
    if(vals !='')
      $('#FeatureLists').prepend('<option value="' + vals + '" selected="selected">' + vals + '</option>');
    $('#txtaddfeature').val('');
    });
  });

Ok after adding the value to the select list as above

$('#FeatureLists').prepend('<option value="' + vals + '" selected="selected">' + vals + '</option>');

I want to create a dynamic hidden field with id=vals defined above and set it value to value entered in the textbox . how can i do that

+1  A: 

You can do like:

$("input").attr("type", 'hidden').val($('#txtaddfeature').val()).appendTo('selector_here');
Sarfraz
+1  A: 

I couldn't tell exactly what you wanted. It seems like you want both the ID and the value of the new hidden input to be the value of vals. Is that right?

var $hiddenInput = $('<input/>',{type:'hidden',id:vals,value:vals});

Then you would append it wherever you want.

$hiddenInput.appendTo(selector);

EDIT:

For clarification, selector is the reference to the element where you want to append your new input.

If you want to append it to the body tag, do:

$hiddenInput.appendTo('body');

If you want to append it to an element with the class someClass, do:

$hiddenInput.appendTo('.someClass');
patrick dw
$hiddenInput.appendTo(selector); , what is the selector here
mazhar kaunain baig
Sorry, `selector` is simply the element where you want to append the input. For example, if you typed 'body', it would append the hidden input to the body. I'll update my answer.
patrick dw
thanks very much
mazhar kaunain baig
+1  A: 

I would check to see if it was on the page first, then add.

function SetHiddenInput(val)
{
    var $txtaddfeaturehidden == $("#txtaddfeaturehidden");

    if ($txtaddfeaturehidden.length == 0)
    {
        $("input").attr({
            id : "txtaddfeaturehidden", 
            type : "hidden",
            value : $('#txtaddfeature').val()
        }).after('#txtaddfeature');
    }
    else $txtaddfeaturehidden.val(val);
}
hunter