I am dynamically creating a table where i am adding onclick function to each column.
for (var x = 0; x < r.length; x++) {
//Setting the columns
if (i === 1) {
var headerCell = document.createElement("TH");
headerCell.innerHTML = r[x];
headerCell.id = x;
headerCell.onclick = function () {
sortTable(this.id, name);
}
row.appendChild(headerCell);
}
}
In a specific situation I want to disable the onclick function. Here is the code and it works.
$('#errorTable TH').prop("onclick", null).off("click");
and in another situation i want to reattach the onclick function. And that doesn't work. I want to enable the original function....
Any ideas ?
The way you created your table and adding/removing events are not easily maintainable. I also have some suggestions:
i
is undefined. Add Remove Event Listener with jQuery
First define your handler function:
var myClickHandler = function(){
// this is your click handler
alert('Yes!!!');
}
Select your element and assign to a variable. <div id="clickable">Click Me!</div>
must be in the DOM at the time of below script executed.
var element = $('#clickable');
// assign event listener
element.on('click',myClickHandler);
// remove event listener:
element.off('click',myClickHandler);
note that you must have to inform jQuery which handler should be removed.
See a sample https://codepen.io/softberry/pen/BEpove
An alternative is to build a click handler that checks a "kill switch".
var tableClickable = true;
headerCell.onclick = function () {
if (tableClickable) {
sortTable(this.id, name);
}
}
//In a specific situation I want to disable the onclick function.
something.addEventListener('someEvent', function () {
tableClickable = false;
});
//and in another situation i want to reattach the onclick function.
something.addEventListener('someOtherEvent', function () {
tableClickable = true;
});
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