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So, I have this next variable that contains my checked checkboxes:
var checked = $('input[name="article[]"]:checked');
But how can I know if there is 1 checked, 2 or even none? Because console.log(checked.length) always returns 1.
I know it’s a stupid mistake but for everybody to know, the problem was that I was doing this:
instead of this
btw, I don’t know why the “hate” on the other answers (for those who down voted), the answers given… work (I’ve tested 2 of them)