Tool Introduction
"Javascript Event Reference Table" is a convenient online tool designed to help front-end developers quickly query detailed information about various JavaScript events. This tool categorizes JavaScript events by function or type, such as "General Events", "Page-Related Events", "Form-Related Events", "Marquee Events", "Edit Events", "Data Binding", and "External Events", making it easy for users to locate information based on their needs. Each event lists its name, compatible browser versions (such as historical versions like IE3, N2, for reference), and a concise trigger description, making it an ideal resource for learning and reviewing JavaScript event mechanisms.
How to Use
- Open the tool: Visit this online tool page.
- Browse categories: The page displays tables of JavaScript events in different categories. You can browse them according to the event's category (e.g., "General Events", "Page-Related Events").
- Quick search: To find a specific event, you can use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+F (for Mac users, CMD+F), and type the event name (e.g., "onclick") or keywords into the browser's search box for a quick search.
Input parameter format: This tool does not require user input parameters. You only need to browse directly or use the browser's search function to find keywords.
Output result format: The tool displays query results in a structured table format, with each row containing three fields: "Event" name, "Browser Support" version, and "Description", which are clear and intuitive.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How can I quickly find a specific JavaScript event?
- A: You can use your browser's built-in search function by pressing the shortcut key CTRL+F (or CMD+F) to bring up the search box, then type the event name or related keywords.
- Q: Is the browser support information provided by this tool up to date?
- A: The browser support information in this tool is primarily based on early browser versions (such as IE3, N2) and provides historical reference. For modern browsers, the compatibility of most events has greatly improved. It is recommended that you refer to the latest authoritative resources such as MDN Web Docs in actual development to obtain the most accurate browser compatibility data.
- Q: Are the event categories in the tool fixed?
- A: Yes, this tool categorizes events into several fixed categories such as general events, page-related events, and form-related events, based on their common uses and trigger scenarios, making it convenient for users to browse and search by category.
Notes
- This tool primarily serves as a quick reference and learning resource. Due to the rapid development of web technology, the browser support versions listed in the table (especially early IE and Netscape versions) are for historical reference only, and the actual compatibility of modern browsers may far exceed what is shown in the table.
- When using the CTRL+F function, please note that this is a built-in browser feature, and its search results will be highlighted directly on the current page.
- This tool is read-only and does not provide functions for editing, adding, or deleting events.
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