The point saw the Lions' unbeaten run extended to 14 matches as they moved into fifth place in the Championship, keeping a fourth consecutive clean sheet in the process.
But Jackett felt something was missing from their performance, despite former Charlton midfielder Dany N'Guessan having his late goal-bound header stopped on the line as the home side controlled the second half.
"I thought it was a dominant performance, barring the finishing. In the second half, I don't think Charlton got out of their half," he said.
"I can't remember them having a shot, but it didn't quite drop for us in the box. Perhaps we needed a spark of creativity.
"I'm pleased with the players. A lot of our game was right and it gives me as a manager, good encouragement for the future."
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