Hi,
Try with below java script code. Call a java script function b4 u submit the form
and there u can set the check box values.
/*
for(var i=0;i<4;i++){
if(document.form.elements[i].checked==true)
document.form.elements[i].value="Y";
else {
document.form.elements[i].checked=true
document.form.elements[i].value="N";
}
}
*/
Shamshad Alam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dear All Hi-Tech-Minds
I am using 3 checkboxes in an HTML form and initially all are checked with
values "Y". A JSP page reads these values by using
' String Array[] = rquest.getParameterValues("Checks") '
When all the checkboxes are checked the array contains 3 elements whose
values are all "Y" .. But if any of the checkboxes in any order is
UNCHECHED the array contains only those values which are checked and no
value at all for the unchecked one. Is there any way to capture a
different value of unchecked boxes in the same array?
Looking forward to get your help.
Thank you.
--Shamshad Alam
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