It's all down to the parent Element you choose to wrap these form
elements with. It doesn't have to be a span as I had it, you could
just give the enclosing paragraph or LI an id and away you go. What
you could not do -- what you are correct to assume here -- is use this
vague syntax with the form as the parent:
$('theFormId').select('input[type="checkbox"]')
will indeed return ALL the checkboxen in your form.
$('theFieldsetId')...
$('theListItemId')...
$(''theParagraphId')...
$('theLabelId')... (this one is even semantically correct!)
Any of these will work, adapted to the structure of your form.
Walter
On Mar 30, 2009, at 9:57 AM, simon.murgatr...@googlemail.com wrote:
> I didn’t dismiss what you said, but isn’t the problem with that
> pattern that if I have other radio button sets on the same page it’s
> going to pull those back at the same time? And that means I'm going to
> have to look at the name of each item and decide if it’s part of this
> set of radio buttons or another set of radio buttons?
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