Is there a way to list all elements that contain two or more events of the same kind?
I put a little example at JsBin: http://jsbin.com/alafo3/edit
In this example I want a list that contains the <p>
with ID="开发者_Go百科hallo2".
You can also access the events
key of the attached data, e.g.
$('#hello2').data('events').click.length
returns 2
.
Update:
You could for example extend jQuery this way:
$.fn.hasMultipleEventHandlersFor = function(event) {
return this.filter(function() {
var events = $(this).data('events');
return events && events[event] && events[event].length > 1;
});
};
And use it like:
$('p').hasMultipleEventHandlersFor('click');
which will select all elements that have multiple handlers for the click event.
You can loop over the $.cache
object where events are stored, like this:
$.each($.cache, function(i, v) {
if(v.events && v.events.click && v.events.click.length > 1) {
alert($('[' + $.expando + '=' + i + ']').attr('id'));
}
});
Give it a try here, or make it more generic for any event with multiple handlers, like this:
$.each($.cache, function(i, v) {
$.each(v.events, function(j, u) {
if(u.length > 1)
alert($('[' + $.expando + '=' + i + ']').attr('id'));
});
});
You can try that version here, Note that both of these approaches needs jQuery 1.4+, the expando
property isn't exposed in 1.3.x.
If you want a jQuery collection referring to these elements, you can build it as you go, like this:
var elems = [];
$.each($.cache, function(i, v) {
$.each(v.events, function(j, u) {
if(u.length > 1)
$.merge(elems, $('[' + $.expando + '=' + i + ']'));
});
});
$(elems).css('color', 'red'); //use it, $(DOMElementArray) overload here
You can test that version here.
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