I am using PHP to dynamically render these lists that I get from the database, each list has the same class and since I cannot change it, it renders dynamically. I select these classes via JavaScript and create an event on click to open and close them using the hidden class.
Now I have a question, this event works for me and only for �
P粉6525239802024-03-27 14:50:25
You need to use querySelectorAll()
instead of querySelector()
.
This way you will target all elements instead of the first matching element. You should then loop through each event and add an event listener like this:
let kartons = document.querySelectorAll(".abc"); kartons.forEach(el => { el.addEventListener("click", (event) => { // Something happens on click }) });
P粉6749994202024-03-27 14:10:01
You are only selecting the first .likarton
instance - this is fixed by using querySelectorAll()
Since you are using addEventListener
, you will get the exact item that was clicked as a parameter in the callback.
The correct JavaScript to use this feature is addEventListener('click', (event) => {})
To reference the element that triggered the event handler, you can use %