With jQuery you can bind functions to an event triggered on a DOM object using .bind()
or one of the event handler helper functions.
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Edit: the method below works only in jQuery < 1.7
You can find a lot of interesting tips and tricks in this article: Things you may not know about jQuery.
It seems that jQuery uses data to store event handlers:
You can access all event handlers bound to an element (or any object) through jQuery’s event storage:
// List bound events:
console.dir( jQuery('#elem').data('events') );
// Log ALL handlers for ALL events:
jQuery.each($('#elem').data('events'), function(i, event){
jQuery.each(event, function(i, handler){
console.log( handler['handler'].toString() );
});
});
// You can see the actual functions which will occur
// on certain events; great for debugging!