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What is the data you want to use for the JSON object? Is it the value of the checkbox? In which case this would do it: [code] $('input:checked', vTable.fnGetNodes()).each(function(i){ appendMyJSON(myJSON, this.value); }); [/code] Allan

to know if the checkbox should be on from

binary operation with a checkbox: http://svn.appelsiini.net/svn/javascript/trunk/jquery_jeditable_contributed/jquery.jeditable.checkbox.js . If you prefer

input[name="filter"]').click(function() { var reg_exp = ''; var checkboxs = document.getElementsByName('filter'); for(var i = 0,

getting all of my checkbox values to post properly

does not at handle checkboxes which get pulled in

Hi Allan, What thread are you referring to? :) I tried sorting checkbox columns expecting checked boxes to show on top (or bottom) but no luck. Any copy and paste stuff I can use?

render' it into a checkbox (or whatever else you

the html for a checkbox there. If you want

Okay, next thing then - you said that the checkbox was in the last column of your table - but your code is looking at the first column... "oTable.fnGetNodes()[i].cells[0].childNodes[0]". Probably worth fixing that as well :-). Perhaps $("input", oTable.fnGetNodes()[i])[0] would do instead.