If I have radio buttons :
<input id="y0" type="radio" name="myRadioBtns" value="a" checke开发者_如何学JAVAd> <label for="y0"></label>
<input id="y1" type="radio" name="myRadioBtns" value="b"> <label for="y1"></label>
<input id="y2" type="radio" name="myRadioBtns" value="c"> <label for="y2"></label>
The radio buttons may have already bound a change event handler like following:
$('input[name='myRadioBtns']').change(function() {
//EVENT HANDLER
});
I need to check if the radio buttons have already bound with a "change" event handler or not.
My question is How to check if the radio buttons has already bound with a "change" event handler?
If you want to test whether a change event has already been bound before you bind another one, use this:
var $el = $('input[name='myRadioBtns']');
if( ! ($el.data('events') && $el.data('events').change) ) {
$el.change(function() {
//EVENT HANDLER
});
}
You can get bound events with:
.data('events')
Also, you can bind multiple namespaced change events that each do different things. For example if you were writing a jQuery plugin that needs to bind events to elements, but not remove any existing events that might already be set on the page.
Whenever I'm writing a jQuery plugin I make sure all events are bound like this:
$(":checkbox").on("change.myNamespace", function(){
//Do Stuff - this won't replace existing change events on checkboxes!
});
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