I tried this and it didn't work for me. It seems that no matter what you set the value at, if the box is not checked, the reference to that value (at least in ASP) is always blank. It only provides the value if the box is checked when the form was submitted. The only way I was able to make it work was to loop through the form elements just before posting, change the values based on checked or unchecked, then check all of the boxes just before posting the form, but after changing the values. That was the only way I could make it send a value for a checkbox that was initially unchecked. It looked sort of funny when posting the form because all of the checkboxes would suddenly become checked, but I used some dynamic HTML to resolve that. Anyone have any thoughts on this ?
ToddWW