You should update your post, because since version 1.3 there is a method .live().
]]>Don’t worry, these damned computers get the best of us sometimes ;) A coworker was struck by a similar issue today. He was creating a radio button with choices of Yes or No and values set to “1” and “0” respectively. When Django was processing them, it returned them both as True. Funny things, those non-empty strings, haha.
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$(":checkbox").attr("checked", false);
work (no quotes around false)? The removeAttr method makes sense though :)
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