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    Default frustrating checkbox problem

    I am using the accordion menu found here: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...ordionmenu.htm.
    In the menu I have a checkbox but clicking on it wont check the box. I would guess the problem has something to do with it being a child of an element with an onclick event. For some reason this may be causing it to get clicked twice? To prevent this Id like to be able to stop event propagation but I can't find any way to do that. The page is at http://dev.schedulestar.com/local_ad...ile-tabbed.cfm
    using login: hac1m@hotmail.com and pw: asdf

    The add to cart checkbox is the checkbox in question.

    Also I'd like to prevent the accordion from opening when buttons/checkboxes are clicked or any other suggestions you may have.

    Ive been stumped on this for a while now and any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    The check box is checked. And it unchecks. What is the issue?

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    Aye, works for me as well on Linux and Fx 2.0.10.

    First I assume you are going to attempt to make money with this, I would clean up the graphics, make it brighter (still use a dark background just not BLACK. There are nice toned grays out there that will help.

    The edges of your images appear to have been edited in MS Paint. Don't do that, I can see erase marks and edges. Use PhotoShop, FireWorks or GIMP. They have other brushes and strokes and manipulations and blending you can utilize.

    Pick no more than 3 colors and stick with them throughout. Minimize your coding to a few languages (this is preventative, I didn't see evidence of this) and stick with them. Make the site look the same throughout, continuity.

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