I am using jquery , in my project i have same action for form submit and for hyperlink click event. Code is same for both action , but i need to write separate event handler as follows
$("#elem1").click( //do some action ) and
$("#form1").submit(//do some action )
can we write mixed event handler for both in one line ?
Just create a function and pass it as a reference to your handlers:
function myHandler(event) {
//do some action
};
$('#elem1').on('click', myHandler);
$('#form1').on('submit', myHandler);
$('#elem1, #form1').on('click', myHandler);
$('#elem1, #form1').on('click submit', myHandler);, but your handler would need to check if the event were a click and which element was clicked, which would be much more complicated that the two lines above.Use .trigger to call the other event's code:
$("#form1").submit(function() { /* do some action */ } );
$("#elem1").click(function() { $('#form1').trigger('submit'); } );
However, if #elem1 is the submit button for #form1, you don't need to do this, as it will run the code twice in a row.