I worked with Seong over IM to answer this. My solution (not sure if
Seong got it to work yet) was:
Add an OTScriptObject to the html page rendered by the OTXHTMLScriptView.
And have that OTScriptObject add listeners to the OTCheckBox.
When the checkbox's state changes then reload the current page by doing:
$viewContainer.reloadView
or if that doesn't work then do:
$viewContainer.parentContainer.reloadView
After thinking about it a bit more, I think this might also work without
the extra OTScriptObject. The script from the OTXHTMLScriptView can
probably add a listener itself to the OTCheckBox and this will also work.
Scott
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