How do i avoid space between list of items in list box?

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I am adding text box items in list box on click of add button,it is working but in between two items it is some space,the empty space considering as item.how to avid this using jquery.
here is my code

What I have tried:

function Addbook() {
var bkLst = $("#LstSignInAuthority");
if (bkLst !== "") {
$(document).ready(function () {
$('#btnAdd').click(function (e) {

var name = $("#Book_Name").val();
$('#LstSignInAuthority').
append($("<option></option>").
attr("value", name).
text(name));
$("#Book_Name").val("");
$("#Title").val("");
$("#Book_Category_Name").val("");

});
});

}

}

Posted 3-Mar-16 18:05pm

Hussain Javed

Updated 3-Mar-16 20:41pm

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[no name] 4-Mar-16 0:19am

Provide an example what is your value in your textbox and what are the items you need to add in list.

Hussain Javed 4-Mar-16 0:44am

I want to add books to list box by click each book which i get from pop up box
the text box value is book name that name will add to list box on click of add button

[no name] 4-Mar-16 1:02am

As we are not sure about how textbox value looks like and you don't want add space in listbox, so for that provide an example.

Hussain Javed 4-Mar-16 1:06am

for example,any book name is there is text box and add button is there
on click of add button the book name is should added to listbox

Hussain Javed 4-Mar-16 1:11am

how can i send you my screen shot image to you

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 4-Mar-16 1:22am

You can create a fiddle so that we can check what is happening. Do it here - jsfiddle.net

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Hussain Javed · Answer 1 · 2016-03-03T20:41:00

Solution 1

var newValue = $('input[name=Book_Name]').val();

JavaScript

$('#LstSignInAuthority').append('<option value="' + newValue + '">' + newValue + '</option>');

Posted 3-Mar-16 20:41pm

Hussain Javed

Updated 3-Mar-16 20:49pm