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:checked is selecting select inputs as well

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I have a form that has select inputs as well as checkboxes.The following selector: $(\':checked\') selected both, so I had to use:

I have a form that has select inputs as well as checkboxes. The following selector:

$(':checked')

selected both, so I had to use:

$(':checkbox:c开发者_如何学Checked')

to only select the checkboxes that were checked.

Q: Did I find a bug in jQuery, or is it just my understanding?


technically select elements, radio buttons, and checkboxes have a checked state, so it's not a bug.

input-checked


from jQuerys documentation :checked should not work for select elements so you might be right... testing in jsfiddle

The :checked selector works for checkboxes and radio buttons. For select elements, use the :selected selector.


From this test: http://jsfiddle.net/hunter/zAC54/

I'm not seeing the results that you're seeing...

Have you added a checked property to the select inputs through code?


:checked is not what you want if you just want to check for checkboxes

$("input:checked") //selector for checked radio buttons and checkboxes
$("input:radio:checked") //selector for checked radio buttons
$("input:checkbox:checked") //selector for checked checkboxes

Finally it is not a good idea for performance reasons to use class selectors and other special selectors by themselves with out a tagname. The reason for this is jQuery will run though all the dom elements looking for that class or selector.. If you apply a tag name jquery will attempt to use getElementsByTagName first then iterate through only those elements with the following tag name. It is quicker and more efficient.

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