What is equivalent to
var input = document.getElementById("images"),
input.addEventListener("change", function (evt) {});
in jQuery?
3 Answers
$('#images').on("change",function(evt){
});
.on() should be your first option, if your jquery is < v1.7 then you can use bind() instead.
For further references: Check the jQuery API Documentation.
6 Comments
Midhun
It says Uncaught TypeError: Object #images has no method 'on'
Christoph
Then your jquery version is too old and you can use
bind instead.Christoph
it definitely works: jsfiddle.net/pd7wv Do you have some other code occupying the
$? try jQuery instead of $. Test this: $().jquery - it should give you the jquery version number.Christoph
Even without domready, it should not throw an error. The Set might be empty, but it's still a query object possessing the
on method.Christoph
@Midhun apparently you fixed the problem - what exactly was it?
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var input = $('#images')
input.bind("change",function(evt){
});
Comments
you can simply use
$('#images').change(function(evt) {
});
get element by id in jQueryandchange event with jquery....