Definition and Usage. Trigger the click event for the selected elements: $(selector).click… I can't use jQuery Mobile, I am limited to only regular jQuery. Then the visitor can click any of the buttons and that part of the profile will get shown,as it is being done now. As of jQuery 1.3, .trigger()ed events bubble up the DOM tree; an event handler can stop the bubbling by returning false from the handler or calling the .stopPropagation() method on the event object passed into the event. How to submit 1st form data to another remote form data using formdata object and jquery ajax, finally get result from remote form?
Edit: since you get the first console.log, I guess you are using some plugin. but still not sure how to put this all together.
I have no idea what Jake's code is about ;). Everyone says that .click() doesn't work in mobile, when using basic jquery, as there is no mouse - your comment that click is supported is big news to me ! In you code you can do something like that: Why am I getting the error 400, when the fetch url is ok? Type the characters you see in the picture below. Syntax. You need to tell us what you are using. I had never heard of it. Java : How do I check if any number(0 - 9) is present or not only after a minus(-) char in String? Now, the system has an additional feature in that a player can set which part of his profile to show as default. Because, of course, Google only shows me results about the jQuery Mobile framework. Do you mean you use the jQuery Mobile framework? Some plugin? You can also use the below options to login. jquery.simulate.js is just another jQuery plugin and its API is fairly simple. console.log('Importfile: ' , $('#importfile')); . You were told to use jQuery Mobile events, not that plugin. Great, It's working again & also in mobile - thank you ! After triggering the event, all event handlers regardless it being attached by jQuery.on () or javascript addEventListener, or using the onclick attribute, together with the default behavior,i.e.,navigating to the url, are called. But you are already at code level, so you don't need to simulate a user interaction to call a function. (If so, it is better if you post to the Using jQuery Mobile section of the forum, to avoid confusion.) If, however, you don't have the preference when you intialize your controller, you should place the call to showStats() in the same place where you would have placed your click simulation. To simulate the native click event, you should call the click method of the DOM object: jQuery ().click.