In the following Fiddle, you can click to select rows in the table. If you click the 'Execute' button, an alert will tell you if the class .row_selected is visible or not. This is all working, now I need to elaborate on the rows selected part. The user can only 'Execute' one row at a time, so if one row is selected - yay. If more than one are selected, an error message asking to select only one row. One row to rule them all. Any ideas?
jQuery
$("button").click(function () {
if ($(".row_selected").is(":visible")) {
alert('Row(s) are selected.')
} else {
alert('No rows are selected.')
}
});
Add a condition with .length
see below,
if ($(".row_selected").length > 1) { //more than one row selected
alert('Please select one row');
} else if ($(".row_selected").length) { //one row selected
alert('Row(s) are selected.')
} else { // none selected
alert('No rows are selected.')
}
Seems like the row_selected
is applied to the row only on selection so you don't need :visible
check.