With the help of a few snipets and reading many tutorials I have developed a form that is filled out and printed by the customer. On the form are three check boxes, each of which transfers an amount to a textbox in the same row. The customer can insert another row which starts the process again. My problem is that the parent-row works fine, but each subsequent row will not tally its check-box to that rows text-box. Please realize that I am brand-new to HTML & JAVASCRIPT so any understandable solution will be appreciated. Instead of just showing a lot of code I've taken out most of what is not needed for this problem and placed it at my site: http://www.aaronzjukebox.com/R2CDorder1 5  1127 
You've only written onclick code for the three original checkboxes.
When you create the rows and the checkboxes, add an onclick event handler to each checkbox.
Also, you will have to alter your function slightly so that it can deal with any set of checkboxes. Pass the row number.
Thank you for your quick response - and I apologize for not asking the right question.
You've only written onclick code for the three original checkboxes.
I realize the above, but I don't understand how to find the names (or id's) of the checkbox's in subsequent rows so that I can write an onClick command to them. Maybe I don't grasp what is obvious and need to look at a few more tutorials (LOL) Anyway I've been plugging at this for too long today (it's 5AM my time) and I'll get a fresh start later.
Also, you will have to alter your function slightly so that it can deal with any set of checkboxes.
I did figure that out...
Pass the row number.
...but don't have a clue what you mean by the above.
Anyway, I do appreciate your assistance.
...but don't have a clue what you mean by the above.
At first I thought you didn't understand any of my response, then when I looked closer, I realised you'd posted your response within the quotes!
Just add the onclick event when you're creating the checkbox (giving names, ids, values, etc.) See this tutorial.
Re. the row number. You're uniquely identifying the checkboxes by the row number, so just pass the row number as an argument in your function. Then use that to get the id of the checkbox, e.g. - document.getElementById('checkbox'+rowno);
I was once again scanning this site when I realized I never thanked you for the information. That part worked great after your guidance, but alas I had too many other problems with what I was trying to do so I've gone in another direction. Again THANK YOU!
You're welcome - glad I could be of assistance. Even though it didn't solve your problem, it might help you in the future.
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