As a relative noob to the realm of jQuery, Ajax,  & CakePHP. I've been
beating
my head into a brick wall trying to figure out a problem I'm having.
I have a simple checkbox within a view
<div class="setReview" id="<?php echo $b['Request']['id']; ?>">
                        <?php
                                echo $html->checkbox('Request/
review_id', null, array('1'=>
'Ready', 'class' => 'review'));
                        ?>
</div>

I want jQuery to capture both the Request id and the Review id via
Ajax

$(document).ready(function() {
        //ADD ONCLICK HANDLER TO CHECKBOX WITH class
        $("input:checkbox").click(function() {
                //var value = $(this).val(); //VALUE OF CHECKBOX
                if ($('.review').attr('checked')) {//CONFIRM IF
CHECKED
                        $.post('/permits/permits/setReview', {//SEND
POST MSG setReview
method not receiving value. STUCK HERE
                                id : "data[Request][id]",
                                name : "data[Request][review_id]",
                        }, function(msg) {
                                alert("Value is: " + msg);//RETURN
MESSGAGE
                        });
                }
        });
});

Then take that information and pass it to a controller

  function setReview(){
                if(empty($this->data)){
                        $r = $this->data['Request']['review_id'];
                        $this->Request->id = $this->data['Request']
['id'];
                        $this->Request->saveField('review_id', $r);
                        $this->set('ready', $r);
                }
  }
Simple concept that isn't working.  I keep getting undefined values
every time I make the Ajax call.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

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