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marc
marc

Reputation: 3033

Two trigger to one function ? [keyup and focusout]

Welcome,

I have function 

 $('#myfield').keyup(function () {
//do something
}

//- do something is runing when user write something in myfield. I notice, when user use "auto complete" from browser, my function is not executed.

I found idea, to use focusout

Do you have any idea how can i combine that code together, without writing second function like this ?

 $('#myfield').focusout(function () {
//do something
}

I would like to put this 2 functions together, and don't write //do something, two times.

regards

Upvotes: 7

Views: 10803

Answers (3)

Venkataramanan
Venkataramanan

Reputation: 165

you can also write function seperately and give function name alone.. like...

$('#myfield').keyup(function_name).focusout (function_name);
function function_name() {
//do something
}

Upvotes: 0

Chinmayee G
Chinmayee G

Reputation: 8117

bind multiple events to input box

$('#myfield').bind("focusout",function(){

})

Upvotes: 1

Nick Craver
Nick Craver

Reputation: 630637

You can use .bind() which takes a space separated list of events to bind your handler to, like this:

$('#myfield').bind("keyup focusout", function () {
  //do something
});

Though, unless you need some special propagation, I'd stick with blur over focusout, just a preference really:

$('#myfield').bind("keyup blur", function () {
  //do something
});

Upvotes: 19

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