Radio button select on label click?

You're confusing the name attribute with the id attribute.

You're confusing the name attribute with the id attribute. They should each have the same name, but a different id. For example: CLicky 0 CLicky 1.

ID and name of the input don't have to be the same. Leave the name and change the ID of the second radio to something else (and change the second label's "for" attribute to that ID). When you will submit the form to the server you will get the value by the "name" attribute.

Server doesn't know anything about IDs.

I am not submitting form via Jquery and I am using id tag to get values... – air Oct 7 '09 at 21:08 jQuery (or JavaScript in general) doesn't have anything to do with this. Id is not a tag, it's an attribute. And no, once you submit to the server you access values of fields via their name not id.

Because, like I said, server doesn't know anything about the IDs. – Jan Hanĝiĝ Oct 7 '09 at 22:21.

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