What’s wrong with this concatenation?

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$('#cidades').load('cidades.php?estado='+$('#estados').val()+'&cliente='+idcl);
                $('#transacao').load('transacao.php?estado='+$('#estados').val()+'&cliente='+idcl+'&teste='+$('#cidades'));

On the line above in bold I cannot put in variable teste the value of the parameter #cidades which is received on the top line. How to resolve this situation as I need the parameter #cidade is taken in GET by the variable teste

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With $('#cities') you’re not getting any value. You’re getting an Object.

If #cities is an input, use 

$('#cidades').val()

Note that you did it correctly with $('#States'), using . val(), but if $("#cities") is not an input you won’t be able to get the value you want.

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