Question

I have some code like this:

if ($(event.target).is('.class1') || $(event.target).is('.blab') || $(event.target).is('.foo') || $(event.target).is('.cbncvbn') || $(event.target).is('.dfghdfgh') || $(event.target).is('.tryrty')) {
    // Do something
}

Is there a more succinct way to write this?

PS: I know there are better ways to do the same thing, but this question is about the syntax of the conditions.

Thanks.

Answer 1

Well, jQuery uses CSS3 selectors you can just as well do this:

if ($(event.target).is('.class1, .blab, .foo, .cbncvbn, .dfghdfgh, .tryrty')) {
    // Do something
}

The match applies to any, as it does with CSS rules