I am trying to send a checkbox value via ajax to send data to a external function.

I have the function working using the following javascript, however it is very messy as i am currently writing this javascript function for every instance of script which exisits.

<form>

<input type=checkbox name=event_status id=event_status1455 value=1 <?php echo ($event_status == '1' ? 'checked=checked' : '') ?>>

</form>



<form>

<input type=checkbox name=event_status id=event_status1456 value=1 <?php echo ($event_status == '1' ? 'checked=checked' : '') ?>>

</form>



<form>

<input type=checkbox name=event_status id=event_status1457 value=1 <?php echo ($event_status == '1' ? 'checked=checked' : '') ?>>

</form>



<script>

 $('input:checkbox').change(function(e) {

e.preventDefault();

var isChecked = $(input:checkbox).is(:checked) ? 1:0; 

$.ajax({

          type: 'POST',

          url: '<?php echo $this->url('/profile/list', 'event_status', $cobj->getCollectionID())?>',

        data: { event_status:$(input:checkbox).attr(id), event_status:isChecked }

});        

});

</script>

As you can see above the javascript will only respond to this particular checkbox. i cannot figure out how to code it so that i have one javascript function on my page that will run for each checkbox i have.

I Have tweaked the code from my original post. I have my ajax doing what i want, however the ajax function only executes for the last checkbox, is their away i can transform the javascript to to do provide the function for each checkbox?