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What are the events that the browser can register

2025-03-28 Update From: SLTechnology News&Howtos shulou NAV: SLTechnology News&Howtos > Development >

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Html event list

General events:

OnClick HTML: mouse click events, mostly mouse clicks within the control range of an object

OnDblClick HTML: mouse double-click event

OnMouseDown HTML: the button on the mouse was pressed

OnMouseUp HTML: the event that fires when the mouse is pressed and released

OnMouseOver HTML: the event triggered when the mouse moves over the scope of an object

OnMouseMove HTML: events triggered by mouse movement

OnMouseOut HTML: the event triggered when the mouse leaves the scope of an object

OnKeyPress HTML: an event that is triggered when a key on the keyboard is pressed and released. [note: there must be focused objects in the page]

OnKeyDown HTML: the event triggered when a key is pressed on the keyboard [Note: there must be focused objects in the page]

OnKeyUp HTML: the event triggered when a key on the keyboard is pressed and released [Note: there must be focused objects in the page]

Page related events:

OnAbort HTML: the picture is interrupted by the user when downloading

OnBeforeUnload HTML: the event triggered when the content of the current page is about to be changed

OnError HTML: catch errors on the current page for some reason, such as script errors and external data reference errors

OnLoad HTML: events triggered when empty completion in the page is transferred to the browser, including the completion of the introduction of external files

OnMove HTML: the event triggered when the browser's window is moved

OnResize HTML: the event that is triggered when the browser's window size is changed

OnScroll HTML: event triggered when the position of the browser's scroll bar changes

OnStop HTML: the event triggered when the browser's stop button is pressed or the file being downloaded is interrupted

OnUnload HTML: event triggered when the current page is about to be changed

Form-related events:

OnBlur HTML: event triggered when the current element loses focus [can be triggered by both mouse and keyboard]

OnChange HTML: events triggered when the current element loses focus and the content of the element changes [triggers of both mouse and keyboard]

OnFocus HTML: the event that is triggered when an element gains focus

OnReset HTML: the event that is triggered when the property of RESET in the form is fired

OnSubmit HTML: an event triggered when a form is submitted

Scroll subtitle event:

OnBounce HTML: events that are triggered when content within the Marquee is moved outside the scope of the Marquee display

OnFinish HTML: the event that is triggered when the Marquee element finishes what needs to be displayed

OnStart HTML: the event that is triggered when the Marquee element starts displaying content

Edit event:

OnBeforeCopy HTML: the event triggered when the current selection of the page is about to be copied to the clipboard of the viewer's system

OnBeforeCut HTML: the event triggered when some or all of the content on the page is moved away from the current page [clip] and moved to the viewer's system clipboard

OnBeforeEditFocus HTML: the current element is about to enter the editing state

OnBeforePaste HTML: the event triggered when the content is to be transferred [pasted] from the viewer's system clipboard to the page

OnBeforeUpdate HTML: notifies the target object when the viewer pastes the contents of the system clipboard

OnContextMenu HTML: the event triggered when the viewer presses the right mouse button to appear the menu or when the page menu is triggered by the keyboard button [try adding onContentMenu= "return false" in the page to disable the use of the right mouse button]

OnCopy HTML: the event triggered when the current selection of the page is copied

OnCut HTML: the event that is triggered when the current selection of the page is cut

OnDrag HTML: event triggered when an object is dragged [active event]

OnDragDrop HTML: an external object is dragged into the current window or frame by the mouse

OnDragEnd HTML: the event triggered when the mouse drag ends, that is, the mouse button is released

OnDragEnter HTML: the event that is triggered when an object dragged by the mouse enters its container

OnDragLeave HTML: the event that is triggered when the object dragged by the mouse leaves its container

OnDragOver HTML: event triggered when a dragged object is dragged within the scope of another object container [active event]

OnDragStart HTML: the event triggered when an object is about to be dragged

OnDrop HTML: the event triggered when the mouse button is released during a drag

OnLoseCapture HTML: the event that is triggered when an element loses the selection focus formed by mouse movement

OnPaste HTML: the event triggered when the content is pasted

OnSelect HTML: event when text content is selected

OnSelectStart HTML events triggered when text content selection will begin to occur

Data binding:

OnAfterUpdate HTML: the event that is triggered when the data is transferred from the data source to the object

OnCellChange HTML: when the data source changes

OnDataAvailable HTML: triggers an event when data reception is complete

OnDatasetChanged HTML: events that are triggered when the data source changes

OnDatasetComplete HTML: the event triggered when all the valid data from the child data source has been read

OnErrorUpdate HTML: replaces the onAfterUpdate event when the data transfer is canceled using the onBeforeUpdate event trigger

OnRowEnter HTML: events triggered when the data of the current data source changes and there is new valid data

OnRowExit HTML: the event triggered when the data of the current data source is about to change

OnRowsDelete HTML: event triggered when the current data record is to be deleted

OnRowsInserted HTML: event triggered when the current data source is about to insert a new data record

External events:

OnAfterPrint HTML: the event triggered when the document is printed

OnBeforePrint HTML: event triggered when a document is about to print

OnFilterChange HTML: the event triggered when the filter effect of an object changes

OnHelp HTML: the event triggered when the viewer presses F1 or the browser's help to select

OnPropertyChange HTML: the event that is triggered when one of the properties of an object changes

OnReadyStateChange HTML: the event that is triggered when the initialization property value of an object changes

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