Currently working on a small project using an OLOO style approach. Problem found here So the issue I am facing is that I have an event handler. Now what happens is that I want this to be removed after the first click. However this does not seem to work as I expected. I am binding the object this reference yet
Tag: event-handling
JWplayer multiple player in one page and event handler
Scenario I have multiple players in the same page. Each instance loads a different video. I need to handle similar events for every instance. Problem If I just declare the events on a general function – like this jwplayer().on(‘play’, handler) – the handler affects only the first player of the page. If I declare the player’s id the console returns:
Changing class name and changing event response
I have a button with the class add-to-favorite when clicked the class is changed to remove-from-favorite and a file is added to favorite. When the user clicks on the button again, it has remove-from-favorite The class is changed to add-to-favorite and the file must be removed from the favorite, but this is not the case. The button acts like the
Javascript event listener problems
Supposing we have : When the calendar is updated, the event will not be replaced, so after a click event in the calendar, it will update one time but will not re-put the event listener provided by awesomeFunction. So what’s the problems ? Answer You can use event delegation: When you attach an event listener to an element, the listener
jQuery click makes multiple AJAX calls
I’ve got multiple jQuery scripts working together. One binds the click actions to the elements, another handles the specific functions. Although trying to stop multiple calls in different ways i can still fire off two calls by clicking really fast. After the success call rebinds the action its also possible to double the number of calls each time it comes
Do I need multiple event listeners for multiple audio elements-JavaScript?
I’m writing a silly page where I have 5 audio elements named myAudio1 thru myAudio5, and I want to display hello/goodbye messages when each of these audios are played/ended. My current (certainly not the best) approach is having a JavaScript snippet for each of my audio tags: (this is for the first one) so I have five of these snippets
Execute Commands after print window is closed
I’m printing a web page using the code below: I want to execute a few commands after the Print dialog is closed. How can I detect it? Answer
Capture JavaScript events “silently”
I am currently implementing a JavaScript framework. Here, I want to capture mouse and touch events on the page without other event handling being disturbed. For example: DOM: JS (with jQuery): The gesture detection is done with onStart, onMove and onEnd. The problem occurs with code such as this: This event is never executed – I would have thought that,
JavaScript registering events handlers externally
I have decided to remove all calls to JavaScript event from the html form elements to an external file. In doing this i registered an event for each item. However access the elements attributes using ‘this’ can no longer be used what I have decided to use is event.target.value for value attribute and event.target.name for name attribute. I think this
jQuery events function for ‘html’ but not CSS
Nothing happens. No errors in the console are shown. No matter what event – click, hover, etc – they only work if I apply them to the ‘html’ tag. First part of the code works perfectly, I mean the .css. What kind of sorcery is this? Answer Grrr… I figured it out. The whole code needs to be included within