JQuery dynamically generated radio buttons then value is passed to continue button?

Something like for ( var I in json ) { var input = $('', { type: 'radio', name: 'group-name', value: jsoni, 'class': 'my_radio' } ); $('body'). Append( input ); } $('#continue'). Click( function() { var selected = null; $('input.

My_radio'). Each( function() { if ( $(this). Attr( 'selected' ) ) selected = $(this).val(); }); // do something with selected.... }) You'll have to surround it with a form element if you need that.

I haven't tested this, by the way.

Something like for ( var I in json ) { var input = $('', { type: 'radio', name: 'group-name', value: jsoni, 'class': 'my_radio' } ); $('body'). Append( input ); } $('#continue'). Click( function() { var selected = null; $('input.

My_radio'). Each( function() { if ( $(this). Attr( 'selected' ) ) selected = $(this).val(); }); // do something with selected.... }); You'll have to surround it with a form element if you need that.

I haven't tested this, by the way.

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