I have a div, and that div has an onclick event. Inside of the div, there is some text, and a button. When I click on the text, the div onclick is sent, which is good. However, when I click in the button inside of the div, the onclick for the button and the div are sent. I know that this is meant to happen, but I need it to not happen. Is there any way, without using jQuery, to not send off the div onclick, when the button is pressed?
Here is a jsFiddle of my current program
<div onclick="divClick()">
This is the div
<button name="test" onclick="buttonClick()">Click Me</button>
</div>
I really do not want to use jQuery, just pure JavaScript
Use stopPropagation event function. This way
divClick
function will not be called.Because of Firefox you need to explicitly send
event
as argument like this:Demo