You can try something like this: $('. Toggle'). On('change',function(){ var showOrsiblings('inputtype=radio').andSelf().
Each(function() { if ($(this).val() == 1 && $(this). Prop("checked")) showOrparent(). Next('#details').
Toggle(showOr if (showOrparent(). Next('#details'). Find('inputtype=text').
Val(''); $(this).parent(). Next('#details'). Find('input:checkbox').
RemoveAttr('checked'); // other fields type to clear } }).change() here is un updated fiddle : http://jsfiddle.net/XVtB8/2.
You could try - $('. Toggle'). On('change',function(){ var showOr var ClearDivs = false; $(this).
Siblings('inputtype=radio').andSelf(). Each(function() { if ($(this).val() == 1 && $(this). Prop("checked")) showOrval() == 0 && $(this).
Prop("checked")) ClearDivs = true; }) $(this).parent(). Next('#details'). Toggle(showOr if (ClearDivs) $(this).parent().
Next('#details'). Find('inputtype=text'). Val(''); }).change() Demo - http://jsfiddle.net/58xqM/7.
I think you should improve the markup of your form, so that it would make sense, then go about in jQuery. See this Example Points Use s to group form elements, and to give it a title. Labels are to be used with form elements, as shown in the example.
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