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Asked: 2026-06-04T10:10:30+00:00

$().ready(function(){ $(#move-to).click(function(){ $(body).bind(click,function(){ alert(foo); }); }); }); Why I see alert(foo) immediately after click

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$().ready(function(){
    $("#move-to").click(function(){
        $("body").bind("click",function(){
            alert("foo");
        });
    }); 
});

Why I see alert(“foo”) immediately after click on “move-to”?
When I bind “alert” on some div in document evrithing is ok.
Can come somebady help?
What I’m doing wrong?

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  1. Editorial Team

    After your #move-to handler runs, the click event bubbles up to the <body>, firing the handler you just bound.

    You can prevent that by calling e.stopPropagation().

    Alternatively, you can bind the <body> click event after this event cycle by moving the bind() to a setTimeout call.

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