metaltoad.com - How To Detect Which Element Was Clicked, Using jQuery
Di. 09.10.2012 - 03:16
Sometimes we would like to find out which particular element (or set of elements) has user clicked on. However, binding click events on each element manually might not be the most practical way of accomplishing this. Or we might want to fire a certain event if user clicks on anything but particular element(s). I will describe one of such scenarios below and offer one of possible solutions to it…
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