Wednesday, February 7, 2018
javascript - checking if a checkbox is checked?
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How can I check if a checkbox is checked via jQuery?
Can I just add an ID or class to the element and do this?
if($('#element').val() == 1) {
//do stuff
}
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if($('#element').is(':checked')){
//checkbox is checked
}
or
if($('#element:checked').length > 0){
//checkbox is checked
}
or in jQuery 1.6+:
if($('#element:checked').prop('checked') === true){
//checkbox is checked
}
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