jqueryHow can I use the jQuery keyup event to detect user input?
The jQuery keyup event is used to detect user input in a web page. It is triggered when a key is released from the keyboard. This event can be used to detect user input in a text box, for example.
Below is an example of using the jQuery keyup event to detect user input in a text box:
$('#textbox').keyup(function(){
alert('User input detected!');
});
When a user types something in the text box, the alert will be triggered.
Code explanation
$('#textbox')
- This is the selector for the text box.keyup
- This is the event that is being used.function(){ ... }
- This is the callback function that is triggered when the event is fired.alert('User input detected!')
- This is the code that is executed when the event is fired.
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