What are the DOM events of JavaScript?-Front-end Q&A-php.cn

js dom events include: abort, afterprint, blur, canplay, change, click, copy, cut, dblclick, drag, drop, ended, error, focus, open, load, play, etc.

What are the DOM events of JavaScript?

The operating environment of this tutorial: windows7 system, javascript version 1.8.5, Dell G3 computer.

HTML DOM Events

HTML DOM events allow JavaScript to register different event handlers on elements in an HTML document.

Events are often used in conjunction with functions that are not executed until the event occurs (such as when the user clicks a button).

Event	Description
abort	This event occurs when media loading is aborted.
afterprint	This event occurs when the page starts printing, or when the print dialog box is closed.
animationend	This event occurs when the CSS animation completes.
animationiteration	This event occurs when a CSS animation is repeated.
animationstart	CSS This event occurs when the animation starts.
beforeprint	This event occurs when the page is about to be printed.
beforeunload	This event occurs just before the document is unloaded.
blur	This event occurs when the element loses focus.
canplay	This event occurs when the browser can start playing media.
canplaythrough	This event occurs when the browser can play the media without stopping buffering.
change	This event occurs when the content of the form element, the selected content, or the selected state changes
click	This event occurs when the user clicks on an element.
contextmenu	This event occurs when the user right-clicks an element to open the context menu.
copy	This event occurs when the user copies the content of an element.
cut	This event occurs when the user cuts the content of an element.
dblclick	This event occurs when the user double-clicks an element.
drag	This event occurs when an element is dragged.
dragend	This event occurs when the user has finished dragging the element.
dragenter	This event occurs when the dragged element enters the drop target.
dragleave	This event occurs when the dragged element leaves the drop target.
dragover	This event occurs when the dragged element is over the drop target.
dragstart	This event occurs when the user starts dragging an element.
drop	This event occurs when a dragged element is dropped on the drop target.
durationchange	This event occurs when the media duration changes.
#ended	This event occurs when the media reaches the end.
error	This event occurs when an error occurs while loading an external file.
focus	This event occurs when an element gains focus.
focusin	This event occurs when an element is about to gain focus.
focusout	This event occurs when an element is about to lose focus.
fullscreenchange	This event occurs when the element is displayed in full screen mode.
fullscreenerror	This event occurs when the element cannot be displayed in full screen mode.
hashchange	This event occurs when the anchor portion of the URL changes.
input	This event occurs when the element gets user input.
invalid	This event occurs when the element is invalid.
keydown	This event occurs when the user is pressing a key.
keypress	This event occurs when the user presses a key.
keyup	This event occurs when the user releases the key.
load	This event occurs when the object has been loaded.
loadeddata	This event occurs after the media data is loaded.
loadedmetadata	This event occurs when metadata (such as size and duration) is loaded.
loadstart	This event occurs when the browser starts looking for the specified media.
message	This event occurs when a message is received through this event source.
mousedown	This event occurs when the user presses the mouse button on an element.
mouseenter	This event occurs when the pointer moves over the element.
mouseleave	This event occurs when the pointer moves out of the element.
mousemove	This event occurs when the pointer moves over an element.
mouseout	This event occurs when the user moves the mouse pointer out of an element or its child elements.
mouseover	This event occurs when the pointer moves over an element or its child elements.
mouseup	This event occurs when the user releases the mouse button on the element.
offline	This event occurs when the browser starts working offline.
online	This event occurs when the browser starts working online.
open	This event occurs when a connection to the event source is opened.
pagehide	This event occurs when the user leaves a page to navigate.
pageshow	This event occurs when the user navigates to a web page.
paste	This event occurs when the user pastes some content into an element.
pause	This event occurs when the media is paused by the user or programmatically.
play	This event occurs when the media has been started or is no longer paused.
playing	This event occurs when the media is paused or stopped to play after buffering.
popstate	This event occurs when the window's history changes.
progress	This event occurs when the browser is in the process of obtaining media data.
ratechange	This event occurs when the media playback speed changes.
reset	This event occurs when the form is reset.
resize	This event occurs when the document view is resized.
scroll	This event occurs when the scroll bar of the scroll element is scrolled.
search	This event occurs when the user types in the search field.
seeked	This event occurs when the user has finished moving/jumping to a new location in the media.
seeking	This event occurs when the user starts moving/jumping to a new location in the media.
select	This event occurs after the user selects text (forand)</td> </tr>
show	This event occurs when the element is displayed as a context menu.
stalled	This event occurs when the browser attempts to obtain media data but the data is not available.
storage	This event occurs when the Web storage area is updated.
submit	This event occurs when the form is submitted.
suspend	This event occurs when the browser intentionally does not obtain media data.
timeupdate	This event occurs when the playback position changes.
toggle	This event occurs when the user opens or closes the element.
touchcancel	This event occurs when the touch is interrupted.
touchend	This event occurs when the finger is removed from the touch screen.
touchmove	This event occurs when the finger is dragged on the screen.
touchstart	This event occurs when a finger is placed on the touch screen.
transitionend	This event occurs when the CSS transition is complete.
unload	This event occurs after the page has been unloaded (for).
volumechange	This event occurs when the volume of the media has changed.
waiting	This event occurs when the media has been paused but is expected to resume.
wheel	This event occurs when the mouse wheel scrolls up or down on an element.

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