If I use use $('element').change(..., it’ll only detect when the element loses focus. I need to detect it constantly (keypress, copy/paste, etc)
If I use use $(‘element’).change(… , it’ll only detect when the element loses focus.
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If I use use $('element').change(..., it’ll only detect when the element loses focus. I need to detect it constantly (keypress, copy/paste, etc)
You should handle the
input(browsers) andpropertychange(IE) events.This will catch drag&drop and paste events too.
Demo.