Hello.

My action woks like this:

1. $("#my_link_1").click(function(){
   if(!$('#hint').attr('checked')){
               $("#whatever").removeAttr("disabled");
           }
   });
   $("#my_link_2").click(function(){
   if(!$('#hint').attr('checked')){
               $("#whatever").removeAttr("disabled");
           }
   });
   $("#my_link_3").click(function(){
   if(!$('#hint').attr('checked')){
               $("#whatever").removeAttr("disabled");
           }
   });

But this seems to me not fine because in another case i am able to use 'OR' like this:

1. if( $('#my_link_1').attr('checked') || $('#my_link_2').attr('checked') || $('#my_link_3').attr('checked')){
           if(!$('#hint').attr('checked')){
               $("#whatever").removeAttr("disabled");
           }
   }

Is it possible to combine the click(function) (or rather the handler) with 'OR' like this (of course) not working snippet:

1. if( $("#my_link_1").click(function() || $("#my_link_1").click(function() || $("#my_link_1").click(function()){
           if(!$('#hint').attr('checked')){
               $("#whatever").removeAttr("disabled");
           }
   }