jqueryHow do I check if a radio button is checked using jQuery?
To check if a radio button is checked using jQuery, you can use the :checked
selector in combination with the .prop()
method. The following example code will return true
if the radio button with the ID myRadio
is checked:
var isChecked = $("#myRadio").prop("checked");
console.log(isChecked); // Output: true
The code consists of the following parts:
$("#myRadio")
- This is a jQuery selector which selects the element with the IDmyRadio
..prop("checked")
- This is a jQuery method which gets the value of thechecked
property of the selected element.var isChecked
- This is a variable which will store the value of thechecked
property.console.log(isChecked)
- This is a console method which logs the value of theisChecked
variable.
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