getElementsByClassName onclick issue [duplicate]

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I guess photo is an array. If that’s the case, try that:

var photo = document.getElementsByClassName(
    "photo_class","img",document.getElementById("photo_wrap")
);

for (var i=0; i < photo.length; i++) {
    photo[i].onclick = function(){
        alert("Finaly!");
    }
};

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