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> From: Don Freeman > > Oh man, that is exactly the scenario that I am working with. One more > obstacle to tackle. The best way I've found is to have a hidden field that starts with the current value of the field in question. Also use that to set the value of your checkbox (as you've done). Then, write a little JavaScript function that is called on the OnClick event of the checkbox. The function interrogates the state of the checkbox and set the hidden field accordingly. Joe
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