Difference between revisions of "Event Watcher"
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var elements = ['s1','i1','b1','a1']; | var elements = ['s1','i1','b1','a1']; | ||
var el; | var el; | ||
| − | for (var i= | + | for (var i=0; i< elements.length; i++) { |
el = document.getElementById(elements[i]); | el = document.getElementById(elements[i]); | ||
el.addEventListener("touchstart", test, false); | el.addEventListener("touchstart", test, false); | ||
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</select> | </select> | ||
| − | <input title="Entry" type="text" id=" | + | <input title="Entry" type="text" id="i1" /> |
<button onfocus="test(event);" id="b1"> Do nothing </button> | <button onfocus="test(event);" id="b1"> Do nothing </button> | ||
Revision as of 15:45, 26 February 2016
Move through the fields below and watch the events that are sent by the browser. For example, use with AT to find out what events are being fired.
- onfocus, onblur
- onclick, ondbclik
- onmouseup, onmousedown, onmouseover
- onkeypress, onkeydown, onkeyup
- touchstart, touchend
- touchmove, touchcancel
