HTML tag "FOR" can only refer to "ID"?

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HTML tag "FOR" can only refer to "ID"?

Ok I have an Html element like this

<input type="button" id="harhar"/><label for="harhar">Im only for Id</label>

Is it possible that I can refer to the label on an element that does not use id, but on a class? like this

<input type="button" class="harhar"/><label for="harhar">Refer me as a class</label>

Is it possible?

NOTE. This is done to create server side jQuery dynamic buttons , so I want this to relate to the class

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Mp de la vega May 21 '12 at 6:24

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David Hedlund 21 '12 6:28

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Pencho Ilchev 21 '12 6:28

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Meligy 21 '12 6:33

jmort253 · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-21T06:28:45+0000

No, it is impossible to match the class and a for together. However, there are things you can do to make sure your id and for are uniquely different from other attributes for id attributes as well.

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<input type="button" id="harhar_1"/><label for="harhar_1">Im only for Id</label>
<input type="button" id="harhar_2"/><label for="harhar_2">Im only for Id</label>
<input type="button" id="harhar_3"/><label for="harhar_3">Im only for Id</label>

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<input class="harhar" type="button" id="harhar_1"/><label for="harhar_1">Im only for Id</label>
<input class="harhar" type="button" id="harhar_2"/><label for="harhar_2">Im only for Id</label>
<input class="harhar" type="button" id="harhar_3"/><label for="harhar_3">Im only for Id</label>

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HTML tag "FOR" can only refer to "ID"?

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