I have a textbox that is wired up using jQuery UI 1.8.4 autocomplete.I have the select event wired up so when the user chooses an item from the list it calls another JavaScript function that issues an
Check this example: $(\'button\').bind(\'click focus\', function() { // Did I click or focus? }); Is there a way to work that out when binding multiple 开发者_运维百科events to one handler?
How can I trigger a function when the browser window stops scrolling? Either by mouse wheel, click, space bar or arrow key? Is there any event for such action? I have tried to search online but couldn
I try to make a common solution for the following task: onclick event listener for element <a href=\"#\">Some text</a>
I use the following structure to set out my objects/classes in JavaScript: SelectUser = function(instanceID) {
$(\'document\').ready(function(){ $(\'[name=mycheckbox]\').live(\'click\', function(){ if($(this).is(\':checked\'))
I am using the jQuery $(document).ready() event on page. All is fine, except that if I am loading data using Ajax calls, the $(document).ready() event does not fire. I guess that it behave in such way
I can only retrieve the value without the newly pressed key. Using the keyup event isn\'t an option, because it does not fire if the user doesn\'t release 开发者_运维百科the key. This is important bec
For some strange reasons I can\'t capture Ctrl+Alt+Arrow key combination inside textarea. Is it some sor开发者_如何学编程t of system hotkey that is getting swallowed by Windows? Ctrl+Alt+Any Letter an
I\'m trying to find a simple way to attach click events to an element, which is quite easy for the 1st and 2nd click events.. But, what I am trying to accomplish is a three click Toggle.
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