JavaScriptIt built a number of ways to give a response to the interaction of users and other events. To make the page dynamic and responsive, we need to take advantage of this capability to enable timely application we have learned jQuerysome tips and techniques discussed later in this book. Although the use of the ordinary JavaScriptcan do this, but jQueryto enhance and extend the basic event handling mechanism. It not only provides a more elegant event handling syntax, but also greatly enhanced the event handling mechanism.
This chapter will learn the following:
- When the page is ready to perform
JavaScriptthe code; - Handling user events, such as mouse clicks and key presses on the keyboard;
- Flow of events in the document, as well as how to manipulate the flow of events;
- Analog user-initiated events.
Original link: Chapter 3 events
Original: Big Box Chapter 3 events