I try to make a checkbox that should return true if I select it and false if I deselect it. <input type="checkbox" id="10101" name="10101" onchange="update_C('10101', 40)" value="true"> and then I accsess the value inside update_C with document.getElementById('10101').value However, this always…
I have multiple checkboxes, and each checkbox is assigned either value="0" or value="1". I want to check each checkbox; if a checkbox has value="0", the text color of that checkbox should change to red. I have written the following code:…
I have a component (selector) which contains a checkbox and another div (selectorPane). The checkbox state controls the selectorPane visibility (by assigning/not-assigning the 'visible' css class). This works fine, the problem comes when i try to make selectorPane invisible (set…
I'm just getting started with HTML and CSS (via freeCodeCamp) and struggle with my first certification project: building a survey form. Everything went well up to the point where I needed to add checkboxes and radio buttons. There's a huge…
I am trying to use localStorage to store and load the checked state of a checkbox. The values are being correctly stored and retrieved from localStorage, but the checkbox is not reflecting these values when the page loads. Here’s a…
In the image, I first selected the first two checkboxes and clicked to calculate. Then, I unchecked the second one and clicked again to calculate, and it gave me still both values and total price. Also, when I click on…
I'm writing a simple "select all" checkbox that checks/unchecks all other checkboxes, using react native with typescript and FluentUI checkboxes. Summarized issue: The state of the "select all" checkbox seems to not update according to the state of the other…
Hi I need help with my code so basically I'm making a project where when you select the checkboxes and it will show a text result. I was able to create a if else condition but I'm getting a problem…
According to this MDN article, the checked attribute of a checkbox only indicates whether a checkbox is ticked by default, and not its current state. However, very basic testing reveals it does reflect the checkbox's current state : <input type="checkbox"…
I’m working on a React Front End project where users can fill in form fields (including textboxes, check boxes, and select boxes). Here’s the scenario: In the initial state, the user fills in the name, age, and nationality, and checks…