jqueryHow do I unbind an event listener in jQuery?
To unbind an event listener in jQuery, you can use the .off()
function. This function takes two parameters: the event type and the event listener. Here is an example:
$("#element").off("click", myFunction);
This example unbinds the click
event listener myFunction
from the element with the id
attribute of element
.
Code explanation
$("#element")
: This is a jQuery selector which selects the element with theid
attribute ofelement
..off()
: This is the jQuery function used to unbind an event listener."click"
: This is the event type which is being unbound.myFunction
: This is the event listener which is being unbound.
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