The jQuery delegate() method is used to attach a function to run when the event occurs for specified elements which are the children of selected elements, including both the current and the future elements. Syntax: $(selector).delegate(childSelector,event,data,function) ChildSelector: It is a mandatory parameter The child selector parameter is used to specify the child elements for a … Read more
The jQuery unload() method is used to attach a function to run when a unload event occurs i.e when a The link is clicked, leaving the current page. Forward or back button is used. The new URL is typed in the address bar. The browser window is closed. The page is reloaded. Syntax: To trigger … Read more
The jQuery load() method is used to attach a function to run when a load event occurs i.e, when a specific element is loaded. Syntax: To trigger the load event for selected elements. $(selector).load() To add a function to the load event. $(selector).load(function) Function: It is an optional parameter. The function parameter specifies the function … Read more
The jQuery mouseout() method is used to attach a function to run when a mouseout event occurs i.e., when the mouse cursor leaves the selected element. The mouseout() and mouseleave() methods are more or like similar. The only difference lies in event triggering. The mouseleave event triggers if the mouse pointer leaves the selected element … Read more
The jQuery mouseover() method is used to attach a function to run when a mouseover event occurs i.e., when the mouse cursor runs over the selected element. The mouseover and mouseenter methods are more or like similar. The only difference lies in event triggering. The mouseenter event triggers if the mouse pointer enters the selected … Read more
The jQuery mouseup() method is used to attach a function to run when a mouseup event occurs i.e., when the left button of the mouse is released after pressing on the selected element. Syntax: To trigger the mouseup event for selected elements. $(selector).mouseup() To add a function to the mouseup event. $(selector).mouseup(function) Function: It is … Read more
The jQuery mousedown() method is used to attach a function to run when a mousedown event occurs i.e. when the left mouse button is pressed down, at the time while the mouse cursor is over the selected element. Syntax: To trigger the mousedown event for selected elements. $(selector).mousedown() To add a function to the mousedown … Read more
The jQuery hover() method is used to trigger both the mouseenter and mouseleave events, to execute two functions, i.e., when the mouse pointer roams over the selected element. Syntax: $(selector).hover(inFunction,outFunction) In Function: It is a mandatory parameter. This parameter specifies the function to run when the mouseenter event occurs. Out Function: It is a mandatory … Read more
The jQuery mouseleave() method is used to attach a function to run when a mouseleave event occurs i.e., when the mouse cursor leaves the selected element. Syntax: To trigger the mouseleave event for selected elements. $(selector).mouseleave() To add a function to the mouseleave event. $(selector).mouseleave(function) Function: It is an optional parameter. The function parameter specifies … Read more
The jQuery mouseenter() method is used to attach a function to run when a mouseenter event occurs i.e. when the mouse cursor is entered over the selected element. Syntax: To trigger the mouseenter event for selected elements. $(selector).mouseenter() To add a function to the mouseenter event. $(selector).mouseenter(function) Function: It is an optional parameter. The function … Read more