dom-events

Is there a way to find all of the events for a element in javascript? or a way to unbind all events from a element? Thanks. There is not way to do that directly using javascript. Jquery has a couple of functions to keep track of that data. One "pure" way to do that is to change the addEventListener/attachEvent function through prototyping (search about javascript prototype stuff, not the framework). Or if you have a custom function to hadle adding/removing events you can tune it. Well, that's it. Of course ! Take a look at this to bind/unbind events http://api.jquery.com/category/events/ and

I have a jQuery UI datepicker that, when you click on a date, clears my URL hash to # , and doesn't change the date in the textbox. I assume there's some other JavaScript utility somewhere that has some sort of delegated event that's also being called, throwing an error, and killing the jquery handler. How can I step through, and or see all delegated events match this dom element . T.J. Crowder Chrome's dev tools can help with this: Point Chrome at the page Right-click the date in the jQuery UI datepicker and choose "inspect element". On the far right-hand side, there's an accordian with

I'm trying to replicate twitter's "fade out" layer at the bottom of the feed widget (on their main page at twitter.com). The only way I could come up with that didn't use html5 was place an absolute positioned div above the feed div, and give it an alpha channeled png with a white-to-transparent gradient above it. This was easy to achieve. Only problem now is that the divs that appear below the transparent layers are not clickable. Any idea about how to make the divs clickable? Maybe you have another method to replicate this effect altogether? Thanks! This article describes one method of

I am new to the prototype framework and am trying something really simple and failing. I am trying to respond to a click event on a button like so: $$('.btn').observe('click', respond); function respond(event) { alert("hello"); } Why isn't this working? Please help! Unlike jQuery, handing selectors with multiple results in Prototype works a little differently. You need to handle each selected result separately using .each() . $$('.btn').each(function(element) { element.observe('click', respond); }) This is one of the reasons I moved over to jQuery. The other reason: knowing jQuery is

I've been getting into a few Electron projects and I am trying to figure out how you could listen for any keypresses or and track mouse movement when the app is in the background. I am using the menubar plugin so the app is still running in the background. I tried using the global-shortcut API but it looks like that is for shortcuts only and you can't register individual keystrokes. I've also looked over the API and have yet to find an event for keystrokes and mouse movements outside the app's main screen. justin.m.chase This is outside of the realm of normal use-cases for an electron

<img title="<a href='#' onClick='alert('Hello World!')>The Link</a>" /> So I've got some specific question.. I already know that I can work with attributes inside a TITLE attribute.. But can I work with events inside a TITLE attribute? (btw - It seems like a rubbish code, but this already works as is should on my web project - I just need a way to use some Javascript on this sheathed link.) I USE Jquery framework. No, this is, as you say "rubbish code". If it works as should, it is because browsers try to "read the writer's mind" - in other words, they have algorithms to try to make sense of