$("#fun_menu_body :checkbox").removeAttr("checked"); // 先清空$.each(result.rows, function(i, n) {$("#fun_menu_body :checkbox[value='123']").attr("checked", "true");});
This code will not be implemented according to my ideas.
My idea is to delete all the multiple boxes first, and then select the checkbox I want.
If the first line is not used in the above code (do not delete all), the checkbox I specified will be automatically selected.
So how can I delete them all first and then select the specific one?
Reply to discussion (solution)
The difference between prop and attr.
The difference between prop and attr.
Done, thank you
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$("input[name='fun_menu_body']").removeAttr("checked");
This will remove all selected ones
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