jquery Unbind Delete binding events

The Bind method using jquery can bind more than one handler function for an event binding of an object, and can even bind a method multiple times, such as:

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$ (XXX). bind (' click ', Fun1). bind (' click ', Fun2). bind (' click ', fun1);

Unbind is used to remove bindings, such as $ (XXX). Unbind (' click ')

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But what if you just want to delete fun2? See a lot of jquery before the introduction of this operation, so nature has always thought only the whole will click processing, today tried another operation: $ (XXX). Unbind (' click ', fun2) to unbind fun2

Live: $ (XXX). Unbind (' click ', Fun1), will be registered before the two times fun1 all deleted

To delete a binding event

1. Remove binding events for all P elements:

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$ ("P"). Unbind ();

2. Remove the Click event for the P element binding:

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$ ("P"). Unbind ("click"); $ ("P"). Unbind ("click", Funname);

Note: The Unbind method only applies if you are using document.getElementById ("BTN") directly from the event that the jquery binding is canceled. Onclick=function{//code ...} or <div onclick= "alert (' C ')" >test</div>, cannot be canceled (deleted) by the Unbind method.

Remove Label method

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$ ("specified object"). Remove ();=> can be implemented $ ("#menuTree"). Unbind ()//removing all binding events $ ("#menuTree"). attr ("Class", "scroll org_tree white"); $ ("#menuTre ul"). Remove ()//delete tree

Add:

Using the $ (selector). Unbind (' hover ') is invalid under jquery, you can use the following method instead:

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$ (selector). Unbind (' MouseEnter '). Unbind (' MouseLeave '); Or: $ (selector). Unbind (' MouseEnter mouseleave ');

Hover events can be found to be composed of MouseEnter and mouseleave to distinguish between MouseOver and mouseout.
The mouseover and Mouseout events will not be affected after the two events that unbind it.