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I was wondering, what happens when a button is pressed and the specified "onkeyup" script is triggered while that script is running?
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When you have a function, that is bound to an event, and this event triggers, then this function will run as many times, as the event triggers. So if you trigger keyup event 5 times, the corresponding function will run 5 times as well.
If you want to avoid it, you should do some checkout. For example, I often do it, when work on some sliders. Here's an example:
$('.selector').click( function() {
if ( ! $(this).is(':animated') ) {
// further actions will occur, only if the ".selector" is NOT animated,
// regardless how many times you click it.
}
});
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I am trying to add an if statement to the code on the bottom, I was able to add console.log and it worked but need to have it where it goes something like "if(something).onClick open this page" please help.
$.myFunc = function(){
console.log("clicked");
}
I think you are asking about on click event? For example user click on button you want to perform an action?
You need to give id or class to that element and using jQuery you can listen to the onClick event when it gets triggered.
$("#button").click(function(){
//your code here
});
No need to put if condition in function.
P.s - Use # for id and . for class.
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I want stop event propagation to only on function in the code instead of stopping and not the rest of the events triggered it is not possible using e.stopeventporpogation
You can't restrict it to single function, instead what you can do is to write the function to be triggered before e.stopeventpropogation and the rest can be after that line
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After searching for a few hours I could not find the answer I seek, so am submitting a question here.
How would I add on/click popup windows into existing map: http://erichsen-group.com/demoland/vectormaps/vancouver/Vancouver%20Map.html?
An example of the functions and look I am after: http://www.discoverlosangeles.com/
I am not sure which ones you are referring to... but you should use on click listeners
Check out the link below:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/EventTarget.addEventListener
The whole idea is that you bind a listener to certain events and when they occur, you fire off some other method. So, if you have a div with some data in it, you can have it reposition to the point of the click, take in some input data and appear. Once the click is lifted or leaves an area (also a listener ;) you can hide the div again.
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I want to do is make those buttons with class btnd that are not disable not clickable to the users.
current output: http://jsfiddle.net/6VrXD/44/
If you mean you want the clicking to cause nothing you could use...
$('.btnd:not(disabled)').on('click', function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
});
I have no idea if this would cause what you want thought as it's not at all clear what you actually are looking for and more importantly why.
The buttons already do not do anything since there is no event attached. To give the front-end visual feedback I would suggest changing the cursor to the default.
.btnd {
cursor: default;
}
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Is it possible that calling same function more than once makes click events in this function execute also more than one time?
If you are binding an event handler in a function, and you call that function multiple times then yes, every time a click event occurs the handler will be called once for each registration.
Your question is extremely unclear.
It sounds like you're asking whether it's possible to bind multiple handlers to the same event.
Yes; every time you call .on() or similar methods, you will add another event handler.