The Backbone.JS event on() method binds an event to an object and executes the callback when an event is fired.
Syntax:
object.on(event, callback, context)
Parameters: event: This parameter is used to specify the event whose binding with an object is needed. callback: This parameter is used to specify the callback function that will be executed when an event is fired. context: This is an optional parameter which is used to specify an object to be used to pass to a callback function.
Example:
Example
Output:
Triggered message: Hello World
Explanation: The on() method will bind the event to an object. The function will then be executed when triggered and thus the message will be displayed.
