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JavaScript

Posted by Victor Gordian
Victor Gordian
4,656 Points

Getting the whole div to be clickable

I'm trying to get the whole image grid to be clickable and display the radio button being switched. Not really sure how to get this done, but im sure jquery can do it. If someone could please point to towards the correct direction, thanks

     <form class="glass_selection content">
        <ul class = "options">
          <div class=" image_grid">                
            <div class="image_wrapper">
            <img src="img/hit.gif" alt="Pie" style="height: 174px;" >
            </div>
            <li><input type="radio" name="glass_selection" id="roundedOne" value="pipe" checked="">
            <span></span>  
            <label for="pie">Pie</label> 
            </li>
          </div>             
          <div class="image_grid">
            <div class="image_wrapper">
            <img src="img/hit.gif" alt="Bow" style="height: 174px;">
            </div>
            <li><label for="roundedOne">
            <input type="radio" name="glass_selection" id="roundedOne" value="bow">
            <span></span>  
            Bow</label> 
            </li>  
          </div>
        </ul>
      </form>

1 Answer

Jake Salo
Jake Salo
13,175 Points
Jake Salo
Jake Salo
13,175 Points

From what i can understand, you want to toggle a radio button on/off when a certain div is clicked? If you are able to use jQuery, here is the solution:

$(<div selector>).click(function() {
  $(<radio selector>).prop("checked", !$(<radio selector>).prop("checked"));
});

Obviously replace selectors with appropriate IDs/Classes etc... :)