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Peter Mortensen
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I know this question has been answered, but hereHere is how I would do it:

$("#target option") .removeAttr('selected') .find(':first') //you You can also use .find('[value=MyVal]') .attr('selected','selected');

I know this question has been answered, but here is how I would do it

$("#target option") .removeAttr('selected') .find(':first') //you can also use .find('[value=MyVal]') .attr('selected','selected');

Here is how I would do it:

$("#target option") .removeAttr('selected') .find(':first') // You can also use .find('[value=MyVal]') .attr('selected','selected');
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Fabrizio
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I know this question has been answered, but here is how I would do it

$("#target option") .removeAttr('selected') .find(':first') //you can also use .find('[value=MyVal]') .attr('selected','selected');