You're almost there :) If you want all s in rows where the checkbox is checked: $('#rowclick2 tr'). Filter(':has(:checkbox:checked)'). Find('td'); E.g.
: $('#rowclick2 tr'). Filter(':has(:checkbox:checked)'). Find('td').
Each(function() { // this = td element }); More elaborate example is on JsFiddle. BTW The . Filter(':has(:checkbox:checked)') can be written as .
Has(':checkbox:checked') if you, like me, find that easier to read.
One more simple question :) now I get all td's how do I modify this so that each selects specific cells. Ie. Only to get A B C – imellan Mar 25 at 9:13 $('#rowclick2 tr').
Filter(':has(:checkbox:checked)'). Each(function() { alert($(this). Find("td").
Eq(2).html()); }); }); is any good? Or there exists a better way? – imellan Mar 25 at 9:21 @imellam $('#rowclick2 tr').
Has(':checkbox:checked'). Find('td:eq(2)') should do (demo). – jensgram Mar 25 at 9:32.
You can try this code: $('#test'). Click(function(){ $('td. Cb:checked').
Parents('tr'). Each( //get row values ); } HTH!
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