Info: jQuery 1.6.0 HTML checkbox:
First I've made sure jQuery is loaded with:
if(jQuery) {
alert("loaded");
}
And this is the case, it's loaded. Then immidiately the line after that I use:
var returnvalue = jQuery("#mycheckbox").attr("checked");
alert(returnvalue);
This, for some reason, always alerts 'undefined'. I'm 100% sure the ID exists. I've also tried the following method:
jQuery("#mycheckbox").find('input[type="checkbox"]').each(function(){
alert("foo");
if (jQuery(this).is(":checked"))
ReturnVal = true;
});
But this doesn't even pop up the alert.
What am I doing wrong? I'm by far a jQuery or Javascript expert, but this should work... right?
Edit: I've tried:
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
alert(id);
var returnvalue = jQuery("#" . id).prop("checked");
alert(returnvalue);
});
The alert(id) gives me the proper ID, but alert(returnvalue) returns undefined.
I've also tried:
if(jQuery) {
alert("loaded");
}
jQuery(function() {
alert(id);
var returnvalue = jQuery("#" . id).attr("checked");
alert(returnvalue);
});
Same result
Edit2: After using .prop AND appending the id with a '+' instead of a '.' (PHP habit), it works. Thank you all for your help!
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