The difference between the "Jquery" this and the Event.target

Events in 1.js are bubbling, so this is changeable, but Event.target does not change, it is always the target DOM element that directly accepts events;

Both 2.this and Event.target are DOM objects, and if you want to use the methods in Jquey, you can convert them to jquery objects: $ (this) and $ (event.target);

Ex

JS Code

1     $ (function() {    2     $ ("Li"). Live ("Click",function(event) {     3         $ ("#temp"). HTML ("clicked:" + event.target.nodeName);     4         $ (event.target). CSS ("Color", "#FF3300");     5      })  6     });   

Equivalent to

1  $ (function() {    2   $ ("Li"). Live ("Click",function(event) {     3     $ ("#temp"). HTML ("clicked:" + event.target.nodeName);     4     $ (this). CSS ("Color", "#FF3300");     5     event.stoppropagation ();     6   })    7 });   

Note This must be organized in time bubbling,event.stoppropagation (); or return false;

Jquery This differs from the Event.target