Using confirm() javascript with checkbox

Question

I got this line that’s inside a foreach:

<input type="checkbox" id="idAprovacao" name="idAprovacao" 
onclick="atualizaSituacao(<?php echo $resulta->id_aprovacao;?>);"
<?php echo ($resulta->in_situacao == "4") ? "checked disabled" : "" ?> value="">

And I have this function that makes the question exist and if it is accepted does something and if it should not uncheck the checkbox, but this only happens for the first record displayed.

function atualizaSituacao(id)
{
    confirma = window.confirm('Esse registro realmente foi lançado no SIGRH?');

    var idAprovacao = id;

    if(confirma == true) {    

    // acontece algo

    } else {    
        document.getElementById('idAprovacao').checked = false;
    }
}

What’s wrong or missing?

Answer 1

Theoretically, an ID should only belong to 1 element. You have several elements with id="idAprovacao".
The command document.getElementById returns only 1 element, the first one he finds.
Therefore, you should put a different ID for each checkbox.

In the imprint of input, change:
id="idAprovacao"
for:
id="idAprovacao<?php echo $resulta->id_aprovacao;?>".

And in javascript, change:
document.getElementById('idAprovacao').checked = false;
for:
document.getElementById('idAprovacao'+id).checked = false;