Reputation: 6242
I have the following event listener on my input
s on a HTML page:
$('input').on('input', function (e) {
console.log(this.value);
});
I understand the input
event captures the following individual events change
, keyup
and paste
.
When I update an input value using jQuery, I want to trigger this event so my event code runs. If I run:
//Does not work
$('input').val('test').trigger('change');
My event does not fire. I expected the input
event handler to catch the change
event. If I run:
//Does work
$('input').val('test').trigger('input');
This does work... why does triggering the change
event not fire my input
event handler?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 256
Reputation: 7501
I expected the input event handler to catch the change event.
That's where you went wrong - the input
event handler does not catch change
events.
Upvotes: 3