First you need to create a collection of the images (which you call "banner") by placing a class on them (e.g.. class="banners"
):
<img class="banners" src="https://www.cleverfiles.com/howto/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/mini.jpg" alt="Teste">
Then you create onclick events in each image with the class:
const banners = document.querySelectorAll(".banners");
for(let banner of banners){
banner.onclick = function(){
let alt = this.alt;
let box = document.querySelector("[type='checkbox'][value='"+alt+"']");
box.checked = !box.checked;
}
}
You need to link an image to a checkbox. In the above case I used the attribute alt
of the image with the attribute value
from the checkbox, since the value
should be unique, i.e., the alt
image should be exactly the same as the value
of the linked checkbox.
The line box.checked = !box.checked;
check/uncheck the checkbox every click on the image.
Example:
const banners = document.querySelectorAll(".banners");
for(let banner of banners){
banner.onclick = function(){
let alt = this.alt;
let box = document.querySelector("[type='checkbox'][value='"+alt+"']");
box.checked = !box.checked;
}
}
.banners{
width: 50px;
height: 50px;
}
<img class="banners" src="https://www.cleverfiles.com/howto/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/mini.jpg" alt="Teste"> <label class="sr_teste" title="Teste" index="0" style="display: flex;"><input rel="fq=specificationFilter_x:Teste" class="multi-search-checkbox" type="checkbox" name="Teste" value="Teste">Teste</label>
you can use a jquery/javascript function... I believe your doubt is the same as that link. The difference you will call in the banner onclick. https://answall.com/questions/17713/marcar-desmarcar-checkbox-a-parti-de-um-bot%C3%A3o I hope I helped. Anything, you can call!
– Adriano Surycaty