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Chapter 21 JavaScript Reference |
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Chapter 21 JavaScript Reference |
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Navigator 2.0, Internet Explorer 3.0
checkbox.defaultChecked
defaultChecked is a read-only Boolean property of the Checkbox object. It is true if the Checkbox is initially checked--i.e., if the CHECKED attribute appears in the Checkbox's HTML <INPUT> tag. If this tag does not appear, then the Checkbox is initially unchecked, and defaultChecked is false.
You can use the defaultChecked property to reset a Checkbox back to its default state. You might do this when the user selects a Reset button in a form, for example. You can reset a Checkbox with the following function:
function resetCheckbox(checkbox) {
if (checkbox.defaultChecked) checkbox.checked =index.html true;
else checkbox.checked = false;
}
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