Disable the Multiple Checkboxs using Jquery Attribute

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Hai all,

I have the list of checkbox with same ID like this,

<input id='CheckBox1' class='chkbxq' type='checkbox' name='chkOrder' />
<input id='CheckBox1' class='chkbxq' type='checkbox' name='chkOrder' />
<input id='CheckBox1' class='chkbxq' type='checkbox' name='chkOrder' />
<input id='CheckBox1' class='chkbxq' type='checkbox' name='chkOrder' />

and i want to hide this checkbox using ID, i tried this code $("#CheckBox1").attr("disabled", true); but the first checkbox only disabled others are enabled. what can i do for hide these all the four checkboxes any help please.

Regards
Sampath

Posted 12-Nov-13 23:57pm

Sam Path

Updated 12-Nov-13 23:58pm

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Hi check the solution

JavaScript

$(".chkbxq").attr("disabled", true);

have a look of this link also
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2330209/jquery-checkbox-enable-disable[^]
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19162913/disabling-checkbox-using-jquery[^]

Posted 13-Nov-13 0:05am

vinay.Singh

Updated 13-Nov-13 0:06am

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Brian A Stephens · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-13T04:10:00

Your code

$("#CheckBox1").attr("disabled", true);

doesn't work because jQuery expects only one element matching a specific ID. Your HTML is invalid; the IDs of elements need to be unique. Change your HTML and have the jQuery selector use a class or the "name" attribute. You should also be disabling them with prop() instead of attr():

$(".chkbxq").prop("disabled", true);

OR

$("input[name='chkOrder']").prop("disabled", true);