I am trying to refactor my document.querySelectorAll code combining several classes/types together in one function rather than have several functions perfoming the same task but for a different class/type.
Sample
document.querySelectorAll("button[name='checkout']","input[name='checkout']");
x.forEach(el => el.setAttribute("disabled","disabled"))
This works to match on the first match (the button element), but it does not match for every class after that (ie the input element).
How do I adjust my code to get my desired result of disabling both the button and the input?
querySelectorAll
takes only a single argument, not two. You can however pass a single selector list that matches multiple elements:
document.querySelectorAll("button[name='checkout'], input[name='checkout']");
// ^^