I am fairly new to JQuery API. I 开发者_如何学Pythonhave been using mouseover, but I have never used hover before. SO I am wondering if I should use hover instead.
Well, .hover()
binds two handlers for the events mouseenter
and mouseleave
, so it is a more convenient way and also easier to understand the purpose.
mouseenter
differs from mouseover
so far as mouseenter
is not fired if the cursor is over/enters a child element of the element the handler is bound to.
It is only fired once, when the cursors enters the element. mouseover
is always fired, even if the cursor is over a child element.
The best way to see the difference is to have a look at the example of mouseleave()
.
Furthermore, mouseover
and mouseout
are real JavaScript events whereas mouseenter
and mouseleave
are events provided by jQuery (afaik).
In the end, it depends on what you want to achieve. There is no right or wrong and all these methods have their purpose. Unless you show some code, there is not much more to say.
If you mean :hover
in CSS and you can achieve the desired effect with it, go for it. If there is a non-JS solution for a certain problem, always choose this one.
hover
just saves you from having to do both a mouseenter
and a mouseleave
by doing both in one function.
i prefer use css hover, because seems that I write less code to do the same.
They're the same, except hover handles both mouseenter and mouseleave
See: http://api.jquery.com/hover/
So you can use it like this
$('selector').hover(function () {
// Do stuff on mouse enter
}, function () {
// Do other stuff on mouse leave
}
)
Since you are learning, here is another equivalent to using hover:
$('selector').bind('mouseenter mouseleave', function(){
if (event.type == "mouseenter") {
// MouseEnter code
} else {
// MouseLeave code
}
})
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