Trigger some jquery code when a radio button is selected?

Just attach a change event to it: $('#video_is_derivative_true'). Change(function(){ console. Log("Selected"); }) example: jsfiddle.net/niklasvh/cyADB.

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$("#video_is_derivative_true"). Click(function(){ alert("your code goes here"); }); Add an onclick handler to the input tag You could also put something on the change handler $("#video_is_derivative_true"). Change(function(){ if($(this).

Is(':checked')){ alert("more code here"); } }).

$('#video_is_derivative_true'). Bind('click change', function() { if (this. Checked) { // derivative is checked } }).

$("#video_is_derivative_true"). Click(function(){ alert("your code goes here"); }).

You will want to monitor the change event, then in the handler, check to make sure that the button is checked. The second part is important because the change event will also fire when it becomes unchecked. The code would look something like this: $('#video_is_derivative_true').

Change(function() { if (this. Checked) { alert('derivative checked! '); } }); Here's a live demo.

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