$(document).on('click', '.SELECTOR1 OR #SELECTOR2', function(){
        // some code
});

What I want to achieve is to run some code if either one of the elements is clicked.

$(document).on('click', '.SELECTOR1 OR #SELECTOR2', function(){
        // some code
});

What I want to achieve is to run some code if either one of the elements is clicked.

• javascript
• jquery

• write like this '.SELECTOR1, #SELECTOR2' use a – Nishit Maheta Commented Apr 15, 2015 at 15:41

2 Answers 2

The Sizzle selector engine that jQuery uses follows the same rules as CSS. With that in mind you can separate selectors using ,:

$(document).on('click', '.SELECTOR1, #SELECTOR2', function(){
    // some code
});

Simply use a ma to do that:

$(document).on('click', '.SELECTOR1, #SELECTOR2', function(){
        // some code
});

JSFIDDLE.