JS onclick or jQuery .click in general and for delete button in particullar?

[johanepic]

@trejder

I have never heard about calling POST-type request directly from onClick. If I make a hidden form with a one or few hidden fields and a normal submit button, then OK - I can easily invoke POST request with clicking button. But you’re writing specifically about calling POST-request from onClick event handler. Up until now I thought that this way you can only execute GET-style request.

• $(selector).click() event only works when element gets rendered and attached to elements loaded(when the DOM is ready).
• $(selector).on(“click”) events are dynamically attached to DOM elements, which is helpful when you want to attach an event to DOM elements that are rendered on ajax request or something else (after the DOM is ready).

It is important to note that $(selector).on(“click”) differs from $(selector).click() in that jQuery on(“click”) has the ability to create delegated event handlers by passing a selector parameter, whereas $(selector).click() does not. When on(“click”) is called without a selector parameter, it behaves exactly the same as $(selector).click(). If you want event delegation, it is better to use $(selector).on(“click”).