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JavaScript

Posted by sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

WHAT DOES .on('input') jquery event LISTEN TO?

THE DOCS HAS NO INFORMATION ON THE 'input' EVENT LISTENER. WHAT DOES IT LISTEN TO PLS HELP

3 Answers

Maxwell Carlson
Maxwell Carlson
7,265 Points
Maxwell Carlson
Maxwell Carlson
7,265 Points

Here's a stack-overflow that answers your question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17384218/jquery-input-event

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points
sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

i read this as well: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15727324/for-a-javascript-autocomplete-search-box-must-we-use-the-input-event-handler

however that one talks about javascript and not jquery

but essentially the 'input' listener replaces keydown/keyup/keypress/change? its like the ultimate input field listener?

Maxwell Carlson
Maxwell Carlson
7,265 Points
Maxwell Carlson
Maxwell Carlson
7,265 Points

That's the gist I got from reading it, does that not match your experience with it? Also the stackover-flow i linked is talking about the jQuery event input, which is what you're asking about right?

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

yea it does. i just wanted to make sure that it can be used in all cases dealing with some sort of change in an input tag whether it be a range/text/etc