Hello Michael,
this works for me:
$(document).ready(function() {
$(input[name='spellQ']).bind(change,function() {
if($(this).attr(value) == 'Y') {
$(input[name='playerName-0']).val($(.correctWord).html());
} else {
alert('User selected NO');
Thank you Karl - worked like a charm!
What a great surprise to see the author of two great jQuery books,
'jQuery Reference Guide' and 'Learning jQuery' to be the respondent.
Thank you Karl - worked like a charm
On Apr 13, 1:13 pm, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
Probably the easiest way -- provided that the group of inputs is
always contained within a paragraph -- is to do this:
$(this).parents('p').find('input.required.spell').val(newText);
Hi there,
Probably the easiest way -- provided that the group of inputs is
always contained within a paragraph -- is to do this:
$(this).parents('p').find('input.required.spell').val(newText);
The .prev() method selects the immediately previous sibling element.
Your radio buttons have no
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