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I am working on this jQuery which will eventually populate fields from the Parent field (Features) to the Children fields (Description, address, etc.) within a List Field. I have been able to get the fields to populate in a certain column, but when I change the first row parent, it changes the children field in all the rows.

You can see an idea of what I am working on here: https://goadrifttravel.com/00-test/

Also this is the code I have been working with:

jQuery(document).ready(function($) { // START Place Jquery in here $( "select" ).change(function() { $(this).parent().click(function() { var str = ""; $( "td.gfield_list_1_cell4 option:selected" ).each(function() { str += $( this ).text() + " "; }); $( "td.gfield_list_1_cell5 input" ).val( str ); }) .trigger( "change" ); }); }); 

Any thoughts on how to target one jQuery Row at a time within the List Field? I've been trying the each() function, but so far no luck.

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    I am unsure exactly what you are trying to do, your post is somewhat unclear. But from what I can gather, you need to be more specific with your selectors.

    For example: $( "td.gfield_list_1_cell5 input" ). That will select multiple rows because each row has a td.gfield_list_1_cell5 with an input in it.

    You could do something like...

    $(this).parent().find('.td.gfield_list_1_cell5 input').val( str ); 
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    • I played with the parent(), but I haven't tried the find(). I'll give that a go!
      – Parkbum
      CommentedDec 18, 2018 at 23:35
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    Solved it!!! Boy it was tough. The find() definitely helped! Gravity Forms Support gave me some help, but really it as trial and error, and a good night of sleep... Here is the answer in case anyone is interested:

    jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $("tr").live("change", function popstuff() { var str = ""; $("td.gfield_list_1_cell4 select option:selected").each(function() { str = $( this ).text(); $(this).closest("tr").find(".gfield_list_1_cell5 input").val( str ); }); }) .trigger( "click" ); gform.addAction( 'gform_list_post_item_add', function ( item, container ) { popstuff(); } ); }); 

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