Is jquery bind()
deprecated or it can be used safely?
I see a lot of comments about bind() being deprecated in comments and answers across SO like: Jquery Event : Detect changes to the html/text of a div
Is there a JavaScript/jQuery DOM change listener?
and don't know if it is safe to use it or not (regardless of it being better or worse).
There is nothing about it being deprecated here: https://api.jquery.com/bind/
No it's not, that are a difference between
.on
and.bind
basically.bind
is only called directly from a element i.e.$("#elem").bind(...)
, so the element must exist by the time the bind function is called. And.on
can be "bind" on document i. e.$(document).on("click",".class",funcion(){...});
, so if you add an element dynamically by using.append
or other way, the event will be valid.It's not deprecated in jQuery 1.1. There is actually no difference (apart form it's usage) in version jquery 1.11.3 if you inspect the declaration of the
.bind
event you can see it simply calls.on
:As others say, no it's not deprecated and is safe, it's just a bit redundant now and only exists for backwards compatibility.
Though it does seem to of been marked as deprecated in later versions of jquery now
.bind()
and.delegate()
are deprecated as of jQuery 1.12 and 2.2. These functions work well with no warning message in 1.12 or 2.2, but will not work in next version and (of course) in 3.0.It is strongly recommended to use
.on()
instead of.bind()
and.delegate()
.http://blog.jquery.com/2016/01/08/jquery-2-2-and-1-12-released/ https://github.com/jquery/jquery/issues/2288
I don't believe its deprecated but
on
is the preferred method of attaching events.http://api.jquery.com/bind/
Deprecated means they will be removing it in the future but their docs don't seem to say that.
EDIT:
As of jQuery 3.0
bind
IS deprecated. The above link is still relevant but has since been updated. From their docs: