Assuming you have a table with checkboxes in each row, you can use JavaScript to get the row elements of the checkbox that is clicked.

One approach is to attach an event listener to each checkbox and listen for the "click" event. When a checkbox is clicked, you can use the event object to get a reference to the checkbox element itself (event.target), and then navigate up the DOM to find the corresponding row element.

  // Get the checkbox element that was clicked

  // Navigate up the DOM to find the corresponding row element

  var row = checkbox.parentNode.parentNode;

  // Get an array of the row's child elements (the columns)

  var columns = row.getElementsByTagName("td");

  // Do something with the column elements

  console.log(columns[0].textContent); // Output the text of the first column

  console.log(columns[1].textContent); // Output the text of the second column

In this example, the getRowElements function is called whenever a checkbox is clicked. The function uses the event object to get a reference to the checkbox element, navigates up the DOM to find the corresponding row element, and then uses the getElementsByTagName method to get an array of the row's child elements (the columns). You can then manipulate or extract data from these column elements as needed.

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