JQuery Unbind and then bind

Question

I\'ve found lots of examples on this topic.. however, I do not fully understand. Does my logic seem correct? I have a div as button (class of .myClass) and I don\'t want i

Answer 1

I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to achieve, but .unbind() removes all handlers attached to the element when called with no arguments. Therefore, $('.myClass').unbind() removes all event handlers attached to the elements with a class of .myClass. Since you only seem to be adding one event handler, click, it would be better to only unbind the click handler, like so: $('.myClass').unbind('click'). This way you won't be confused why other events are being unbinded if you add additional events later on.