jQuery multiple click event

问题:

I'm forced to use a script loaded from an external server.

This script basically adds an element <div class="myClass"> and bind a click method to it.

The thing is, in the click function associated to the element, they have a return false statement at the end.

I also have my own script and I'm trying to add a click method to the same element using $(document).on('click', '.myClass', function() { ... })

My problem is that their event is triggered before and the return false in their function doesn't trigger my own click method.

I've tried loading my script before theirs but that didn't fix the problem. I've read about unbinding and then rebinding but I'm not sure it's a good option since their code can change at any moment.

Anything else I could try?

回答1:

The problem is that event delegation depends on the event bubbling up to the element that you bind the handler to. When their handler returns false, that prevents bubbling.

You'll have to bind the handler directly to the elements after they're added:

$(".myClass").click(function() { ... });

回答2:

You need to make your handler function return false.. it prevents the event from bubbling.

In your tag html you have to write something like:

<button type="button" class="btn" onclick="myHandler(); return false;"></button>

Or if you use jQuery:

$(".btn").on('click', function (event){ 
    //do stuff..
    return false;
});

回答3:

in your onLoad why don't you add a new class to the myClass div and then set up a event listener for the new class.

$(".myClass").addClass("myClass2");

$(".myClass2").on('click', function() { ... })

回答4:

I had the same issue just recently. How I fixed it is, I added another class onto that element:

$(document).load(function() {
    $(".myClass").addClass("myNewClass");
});

and than binded click events to that class like so:

$(document).on("click", ".myNewClass", function () { ... }); 

This worked for me, as it overwrote the myClass class with the myNewClass click event.

回答5:

Try this one:

$(document).on('click', '.myClass', function(e) {
   e.preventDefault();
   ... 
   ...
})