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How to write a plugin for event delegation?

in Developing jQuery Plugins • 10 years ago

I see similar question already, but not finding any standard approach. Is there any standard approach by which we can make all plugin calls to support future elements?

$(".selector").pluginName();

Here, future $(".selector") is not captured. Any help is highly appreciated. TIA

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Kevin B

Re: How to write a plugin for event delegation?

10 years ago

No, unless the plugin reacts to an event.

For example, you can use this for autocomplete:

$(document).on("focus",".autocomplete:not(.initialized)",function(e){
e.preventDefault();
$(this).addClass("initialized").autocomplete().focus();
})

-- Kevin

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