Remove the sign. That has been deprecated long ago for attributes.
Remove the @ sign. That has been deprecated long ago for attributes. Var sortValue = $("inputname='outputSorting':checked").val(); var dataValue = $("inputname='outputFilter':checked").val(); Also, close your input tags to make the HTML valid.
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Try removing the '@' symbol. Hope this helps. Bob.
Also, IDs have to be unique. Use classes instead.
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