.off()

In this chapter you will learn:

1. How to use .off() to remove event handler

Use .off()

.off() removes events.

The following code snippet shows how to remove click event from different selectors.

$("#delegate").off("click", "p"); 
$(document).off("click", "#anchor"); 
$("#aDiv").off('click');

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What you will learn in the next chapter:

1. on() binds event handlers
2. bind target element with event handler
3. bind events to generic elements

Event

Event attributes

event.keycode

event.clientX/clientY

pageX/pageY

Cancel event

Event target

bind

.blur()

.change()

.click()

.error()

.dblclick()

.delegate()

.die()

.focus()

.hover()

.keydown()

.keypress()

.keyup()

.live()

.load()

.mousedown()

.mouseenter()

.mouseleave()

.mousemove()

.mouseover()

.mouseout()

.mouseup()

.off()

.on()

.one()

.ready()

.resize()

.scroll()

.select()

.submit()

.toggle()

.trigger()

.triggerHandler()

.unbind()

.undelegate()

.unload()