Difference between click vs onclick event in Jquery
Posted By : Vinay Tiwari | 27-Sep-2017
This blog explain us, how to work .click() and .on('click') event in jquery .on('click') is different from .click(), there it has the capacity to create delegated event handlers by passing a selector parameter, while .click() does not. When .on('click') is called without a selector parameter, it behaves same as .click(). In case you want event delegation, use .on('click').
Now, we will define the code structure
HTML
$(document).ready(function(){
$('input[type="button"]').click(function(){
var button = '';
$('.btn').append(button);
});
});
$(".btn").on("click", "#button2", function(){
alert("10")
});
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Vinay Tiwari
Vinay is a bright UI developer, having knowledge of HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Jquery and AngularJs. His hobbies are interacting with people, listening music etc.