A simple way to tell if a checkbox has been checked using jQuery.
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jQuery – Checkbox manipulation provides you with various plugins for working with checkboxes.
jQuery custom styled checkbox alows to create custom css styled checkboxes (and radio buttons, too). It is a replacement for the standard checkbox that allows you to change the look of checkbox elements in your page.
jQuery is a Javascript framework which can simplify coding Javascript for a website and removes a lot of cross browser compatibility issues. Yesterday I looked at how to get and set form element values with jQuery but did not deal with checkboxes. This post looks at how to tell if an HTML form checkbox is checked or not checked with jQuery and then how to change it to be un/checked.
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The jQuery Checkbox selector selects all elements of type checkbox. $( :checkbox ) is equivalent to $( [type=checkbox] ). As with other pseudo-class selectors (those that begin with a 
it is recommended to precede it with a tag name or some other selector; otherwise, the universal selector (*) is implied. In other words, the bare $( :checkbox ) is equivalent to $( *:checkbox ), so $( input:checkbox ) should be used instead.
