I really tried the google and jQuery documentation for this and I give up.
I need event names. Not. I do not need to download them using code. I need them to be like an HTML page in order to read and check which name of this event I just forgot. I am sure that there is something hidden around the Internet laughing at me :)
It makes no sense for me to ask here: "Hey, how to attach code when running jQuery.ajax." I know jQuery.ajax () fires some global and local events, I know that if I spend another 15 minutes reading all the .ajax () documentation, I will find it, but that is not my point. If you forget the rarely used name or HTML tag syntax, you simply type βHTML tagsβ in google and find your tag in less than 10 seconds. Try this with jQuery event names :) "Window Events" returns good Microsoft documentation.
I would rather spend my time on a really good question: where can I find a list of all jQuery events? It would be great if they had some kind of description, but the most important are the names.
I do not need any of them. I need all of them in one place.
This is a relief when it comes to "class methods and properties." I know that code can define any number of custom events, but first: DOMDocument defines its default values, the JavaScript window defines its own, and jQuery defines its own. Is there a list?
Harry
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