Try this out.. $("td"). Click(function(e) { if (e.target. Type!
== 'radio') { $(this). Find(":radio"). Trigger('click'); } }); Example on jsfiddle.
If you want to make the td and radio button toggle the radio checked property you could do something like this: $("td"). Toggle(function() { $(this). Children(":radio").
Attr("checked", true); }, function() { $(this). Children(":radio"). Attr("checked", false); }); Example on jsfiddle.
Thanks, worked! – Luccas Feb 23 at 20:38.
Why not just call the default click event on the input tag: $(this). Children("input").click().
It does not work – Luccas Feb 23 at 20:15.
Responding to your comment: "i want to check radio button when I click both td or the radio button" Should be as simple as: $("td"). Click(function(e) { $(this). Find("input").
Attr("checked", true); }); jsfiddle.net/lukemartin/UJXRu/3.
This answer doesn't treat radio buttons as check-boxes (Users really don't like that) and attempts to provide a slightly more realistic scenario. $("tr. MyRow").
Click(function(e) { // don't override the radio inputs default if ($(e. Target). HasClass("childRadio") || e.target.
TagName == 'LABEL') return; // find the child radio, and if it's not checked, check it. Var $childRadio = $("input. ChildRadio", $(this)); if (!$childRadio.
Attr('checked')) { $childRadio. Attr('checked', 'checked'); } }); I've gone to the trouble of adding labels, and have used the name property so that the radio buttons are grouped (which is the reason to have a radio buttons). So this keeps as much default behavior as possible, and is just augmenting clicks to select a specific child radio button.
The html sample is below. Some Content Radio 1 Label More Content Radio 2 Label.
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