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It is good practice to check that a plugin is loaded before trying to use it, thankfully this is very simple as plug-ins are basically namespaces inside of jQuey so you can do the following:
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<p>It is good practice to check that a plugin is loaded before trying to use it, thankfully this is very simple as plug-ins are basically namespaces inside of jQuey so you can do the following:</p>
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		<title>Find the label for a selected radio button control using jQuery</title>
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Working on a project this morning and had some trouble finding a way to output the label for a checked radio button input control so thought I would share it in case it is of any use to someone else:
Always interested to hear of any alternative/improved methods of achieving the same goal?
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<p>Working on a project this morning and had some trouble finding a way to output the label for a checked radio button input control so thought I would share it in case it is of any use to someone else:</p>
<pre class="brush: jscript; title: ; notranslate">$('input[name=myRadioButtonListName]:checked + label').text()</pre>
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