I solved this issue with hidden fields. You must put a hidden field with the SAME NAME with the value = '0' (or whatever you want to mean unchecked). This sets a default of '0' which is overwritten by the checkbox. However, the hidden field MUST be after the checkbox for it to work, which is counter-intuitive. If the hidden field is before it will overwrite the real value, making all values '0.' -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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