The on() method is used to attach one or more event handlers for
the selected elements. It is designed to replace both the .bind() and
.delegate() event handlers.
Syntax:
$(selector).on(event,childSelector,data,function,map)where
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PARAMETER |
DESCRIPTION
|
Required/Optional |
|
event |
Can attach one or more events to the selected elements
separated with spaces. |
Required |
|
childSelector |
It determines that an event handler should attached to the
specified child elements |
Optional |
|
data |
For additional data |
Optional |
|
function |
Specifies the function to run at the time when an event occurs |
Required |
|
map |
Use to map one or more events to the selected elements and to
run the function when events occur |
Optional |

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