As this question here suggests

jQuery selector for matching at start AND end of ID

You should do the following:

$("input[name ^=//[13//]][name $=//[0//]")

So it reads if the name starts with [13] and ends with [0]

The backslashes '//' are used to tell jQuery that '[' and ']' are not it's reserved brackets.

Edit:

The proper answer is thanks to:

ᾠῗᵲᄐᶌ

In the comments below :)

As this question here suggests

jQuery selector for matching at start AND end of ID

You should do the following:

$("input[name ^=//[13//]][name $=//[0//]")

So it reads if the name starts with [13] and ends with [0]

The backslashes '//' are used to tell jQuery that '[' and ']' are not it's reserved brackets.

Edit:

The proper answer is thanks to:

ᾠῗᵲᄐᶌ

In the comments below :)

As this question here suggests

jQuery selector for matching at start AND end of ID

You should do the following:

$("input[name ^=//[13//]][name $=//[0//]")

So it reads if the name starts with [13] and ends with [0]

The backslashes '//' are used to tell jQuery that '[' and ']' are not it's reserved brackets.

As this question here suggests

jQuery selector for matching at start AND end of ID

You should do the following:

$("input[name ^=//[13//]][name $=//[0//]")

So it reads if the name starts with [13] and ends with [0]

The backslashes '//' are used to tell jQuery that '[' and ']' are not it's reserved brackets.

Edit:

The proper answer is thanks to:

ᾠῗᵲᄐᶌ

In the comments below :)