Going for $("input[name^=paradigm]").is(":checked") or $("input
[name^=paradigm]").not(":checked") should get you the list of input
elements with name attributes starting with "paradigm" -- because I'm
not comfortable with that [] in the name attribute... -- which either
are or are not checked. You can then either .each() or .map() across
that collection to get the .val() out of the checked (or not checked)
elements. Since the checkbox you're trying to avoid doesn't have a
name, it shouldn't be selected by either query.
If I were in your position, I'd try to add a CSS class or some other
custom attribute to all of the checkboxes in the collection that we
want to select off of and query for that.
But what the subject of your post suggests is that you're looking
for...
$(document).ready(function() {
$("input[type=checkbox]").click(function() {
$(this).parents("tr").toggleClass("HighlightClassDefinedByMyCss");
});
});
which will result in any checkbox on the page adding (or removing) the
HighlightClassDefinedByMyCss from the first TR in its parent chain
when it is clicked. In theory.
To step things up a notch, consider that this tangentally related code
selectedBookmarkTitles = $("input:checked").map(function() { return $
(this).parents("tr").find(".bookmarkTitleLink").text() }).get();
will find every checked checkbox on a page, and then go to their
parent table row, dig up whatever has the CSS class bookmarkTitleLink,
get the text out of that element, and return that entire list of
strings as an array that is being stored in the selectedBookmarkTitles
variable.
Hope it helps!
On Feb 19, 2:43 am, heohni <heidi.anselstet...@consultingteam.de>
wrote:
> Hi, sorry, for this newbie question:
>
> <input type="checkbox" name="paradigm[]" value="{$value.ver_id}" />
>
> How can I check if this checkbox is checked or not?
>
> And how can I avoid this check for this particular checkbox: <input
> type="checkbox" id="paradigm_all" />
>
> Thanks so much!!
