I assume this is because there is no keyup event bound to the $('#afield') element, the event is just bubbling up to the $(document) where the actual handler is bound. off ( events, selector, handler ) events Type: String One or more space-separated event types and optional namespaces, or just namespaces, such as 'click', 'keydown.myPlugin', or '.myPlugin'. The keyup event is sent to an element when the user releases a key on the keyboard. However this does not unbind the keyup event, the handler is still called. .off ( events, selector, handler ) Returns: jQuery Description: Remove an event handler. So I want to unbind the keyup event: $('#afield').off('keyup')
#Remove keyup jqyery update#
Ive made some buttons that will autofill the fields with data, but the way its coded, it works out the total onKeyUp, now that means if I click my button to auto fill data, I still have to click into a field and press any button (usually Enter) for it to update the. I don't want the handler to fire on a specific input field. The whole inputs are worked out onKeyUp (this was built by another developer).
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#Remove keyup jqyery how to#
I'm binding a handler to the keyup event of all input and textareas in a document: $(document).on('keyup','input,textarea',$.debounce(600, editor.handleGlobalChange)) Jquery How to add and remove CSS class on keyup in a textarea. This jQuery keyup function works when the keyup event occurs or it binds a function to run when a keyup event occurs.
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