I get the same result here, but Yanksy solved my problem for me.
But thank you all for your response and time :)
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Magnús Örn Gylfason schrieb:
Ok, but according to the jquery documentation "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is a valid
selector, as in:
$("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
to find all input elements that are checked.
I tried that specific approach
$("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
and it still only finds "three".
The problem here may be that checked is a special attribute that
defaults to true when specified without an actual value. Try this and
check the results:
<input check checked />
$("input")[0].check
$("input")[0].checked
$("input")[0].getAttribute("check")
$("input")[0].getAttribute("checked")
My results:
undefined
true
""
""
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