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When using event of function in addEventlistener(), does the bubble process run when using event.target?
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When using event of function in addEventlistener(), does the bubble process run when using event.target?
javascript
edited Apr 3 at 19:27
marc_s
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asked Mar 22 at 9:40
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Almost all the events "bubble" , If that's what you wanted to know
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:44
Can you stop bubbleing while using event.target?
– 박재균
Mar 22 at 9:47
Yes, you can check my answer
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:50
The answer to the actual question is no, the bubble process starts when the event fires.
– Teemu
Mar 22 at 9:58
For example,Does that mean you can't stop the bubble process while using " let something = event.target.parentNode"
– 박재균
Mar 23 at 7:46
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When using event of function in addEventlistener(), does the bubble process run when using event.target?
javascript
edited Apr 3 at 19:27
marc_s
586k13011281272
asked Mar 22 at 9:40
박재균박재균
31
When using event of function in addEventlistener(), does the bubble process run when using event.target?
javascript
javascript
edited Apr 3 at 19:27
marc_s
586k13011281272
asked Mar 22 at 9:40
박재균박재균
31
edited Apr 3 at 19:27
marc_s
586k13011281272
asked Mar 22 at 9:40
박재균박재균
31
edited Apr 3 at 19:27
marc_s
586k13011281272
edited Apr 3 at 19:27
marc_s
586k13011281272
edited Apr 3 at 19:27
marc_s
586k13011281272
586k13011281272
asked Mar 22 at 9:40
박재균박재균
31
asked Mar 22 at 9:40
박재균박재균
31
asked Mar 22 at 9:40
박재균박재균
31
31
Almost all the events "bubble" , If that's what you wanted to know
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:44
Can you stop bubbleing while using event.target?
– 박재균
Mar 22 at 9:47
Yes, you can check my answer
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:50
The answer to the actual question is no, the bubble process starts when the event fires.
– Teemu
Mar 22 at 9:58
For example,Does that mean you can't stop the bubble process while using " let something = event.target.parentNode"
– 박재균
Mar 23 at 7:46
add a comment |
Almost all the events "bubble" , If that's what you wanted to know
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:44
Can you stop bubbleing while using event.target?
– 박재균
Mar 22 at 9:47
Yes, you can check my answer
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:50
The answer to the actual question is no, the bubble process starts when the event fires.
– Teemu
Mar 22 at 9:58
For example,Does that mean you can't stop the bubble process while using " let something = event.target.parentNode"
– 박재균
Mar 23 at 7:46
Almost all the events "bubble" , If that's what you wanted to know
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:44
Almost all the events "bubble" , If that's what you wanted to know
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:44
Can you stop bubbleing while using event.target?
– 박재균
Mar 22 at 9:47
Can you stop bubbleing while using event.target?
– 박재균
Mar 22 at 9:47
Yes, you can check my answer
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:50
Yes, you can check my answer
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:50
The answer to the actual question is no, the bubble process starts when the event fires.
– Teemu
Mar 22 at 9:58
The answer to the actual question is no, the bubble process starts when the event fires.
– Teemu
Mar 22 at 9:58
For example,Does that mean you can't stop the bubble process while using " let something = event.target.parentNode"
– 박재균
Mar 23 at 7:46
For example,Does that mean you can't stop the bubble process while using " let something = event.target.parentNode"
– 박재균
Mar 23 at 7:46
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Almost all the events "Bubble"
But, if you want to stop an event from "bubbling" then you can use:
event.stopPropagation()
If you want to stop the event flow from event target to top element in DOM, event.stopPropagation() method stops the event to travel to the bottom to top.
answered Mar 22 at 9:50
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Almost all the events "Bubble"
But, if you want to stop an event from "bubbling" then you can use:
event.stopPropagation()
If you want to stop the event flow from event target to top element in DOM, event.stopPropagation() method stops the event to travel to the bottom to top.
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Almost all the events "Bubble"
But, if you want to stop an event from "bubbling" then you can use:
event.stopPropagation()
If you want to stop the event flow from event target to top element in DOM, event.stopPropagation() method stops the event to travel to the bottom to top.
answered Mar 22 at 9:50
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Almost all the events "Bubble"
But, if you want to stop an event from "bubbling" then you can use:
event.stopPropagation()
If you want to stop the event flow from event target to top element in DOM, event.stopPropagation() method stops the event to travel to the bottom to top.
answered Mar 22 at 9:50
Thanveer ShahThanveer Shah
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Almost all the events "Bubble"
But, if you want to stop an event from "bubbling" then you can use:
event.stopPropagation()
If you want to stop the event flow from event target to top element in DOM, event.stopPropagation() method stops the event to travel to the bottom to top.
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Almost all the events "bubble" , If that's what you wanted to know
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:44
Can you stop bubbleing while using event.target?
– 박재균
Mar 22 at 9:47
Yes, you can check my answer
– Thanveer Shah
Mar 22 at 9:50
The answer to the actual question is no, the bubble process starts when the event fires.
– Teemu
Mar 22 at 9:58
For example,Does that mean you can't stop the bubble process while using " let something = event.target.parentNode"
– 박재균
Mar 23 at 7:46