Usually checkboxes should have different names for its attributes, and
add class="chkLimit".
"input.chkLimit" means an input element with class "chkLimit"
Otherwise, for your code, you can try to use:
"input[id^=chkLimit_]"
if you want. This means all inputs with id that begins with
"chkLimit_".
Thanks James, that was really helpful -- I've placed the code, but I can not
get it to populate the . Did I place it in the correct area?
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It was an example to show you how to get the number of selected
checkbox...
If you want to integrate it with events, then you might want to do
something like:
$("input.myCheckbox").click(function() {
var numSelected = $("input.myCheckbox:checked").length;
var numLeft = 10 - parseInt(numS
I dont want to use an alert, I want to use ajax or some method to show how
many checkboxes are selected in REAL TIME.
So when you select one checkbox it says on the page:
You have 1 CD's selected.
You have 9 selections left.
When you select a second checkbox it says on the page:
You have 2
Suppose all your checkbox has the class "myCheckbox":
var numSelected = $("input.myCheckbox:checked").length;
alert(numSelected);
You can use simple math to get how many are remaining.
On Aug 7, 10:53 am, ripcurlksm wrote:
> I have a script where a user can select any 10 out of 20 CD's. I am u
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