You could also get the value without the Form plugin with this:

        $('input[name=othersTransLink]:checked').val()


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On Oct 16, 2007, at 10:32 AM, debussy007 wrote:




I integrated the form plugin.

I tried the following :
$('[name=othersTransLink]').fieldValue()

But it return me an empty string.
I do not have to specify the form or something ?
Something is missing.



malsup wrote:

One option would be to use the form plugin:

var value = $('[name=othersTransLInk]').fieldValue();

This will return the value of the selected radio.

Mike


I have a radio button like this one:

<input type="radio" name="othersTransLink" value="familiale"
class="radio">&nbsp;Lien familiale
<input type="radio" name="othersTransLink" value="étroit"
class="radio">&nbsp;Lien étroit
<input type="radio" name="othersTransLink" value="Intérêt direct ou
indirect" class="radio">&nbsp;Intérêt direct ou indirect

How can I have the value of the checked radio button ?
Is this possible ?



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