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$.onEvent()
Arthur Guiot edited this page Jul 5, 2017
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The $.onEvent()
makes possible to manage a lot of different event through HTML attributes/tags. It's super simple and intuitive, you simply need to add the attributes on=""
and action=""
to an HTML element and to run this function, and you're done.
As I said, it's super simple and intuitive, so let's take an example to make sure it's clear.
Let's say you have a button and when you click on it, there is an alert poping up.
HTML:
<button on="click" action="alert('You clicked on me!')">Click on me!</button>
JS:
$.onEvent();
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