If you're using the latest jQuery you don't need to have the @s in
attribute selectors, and in this case you don't even need to use the
attribute selectors at all, you can use the CSS id '#' selector. You
could also drop the "input" at the start of the selectors if you only
have "input" elements with the ids of "same", "input1" or "input0".
$(document).ready(function() {
$('input#same').click(function() {
// this == #same input element (not jQuery wrapped)
// if checkbox is checked
if ( this.checked ) {
// copy the value of input0 and put it in input1
$('input#input1').val( $('input#input0').val() );
}
});
});
Karl Rudd
On Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 11:41 AM, ryy705 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I would like to copy the value of a text field(id=input0) to a different
> text field(id=input1) when a checkbox(id=same, value=1) is checked off. I
> am using the following code to do it. However, the value gets copied over
> whenever the checkbox is clicked, it doesn't matter if its checked off or
> not. How can I ensure that JQuery will only copy the value when the checkbox
> is clicked AND there is a check mark present. I am new to JQuery so any
> help would be appreciated. Many thanks in advance.
>
> $(document).ready(function() {
> $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]"same"]').click(function() {
>
> //if checkbox is checked
> if ($('[EMAIL PROTECTED]"same"]').val() == '1') {
>
> // copy the value of input0 and put it in input1
> $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]"input1"]').val($('[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]"input0"]').val());
> }
> })
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