i'm adding new clients with socket messages AFTER domready. i want to expand them on hover.
read some answers here, but nothing works. i don't know why
i tried
socket.on('newStudentJoined', function studentJoined(msg) {
console.log(msg.student + ' joined the room');
$(document.createElement('div'))
.attr('class', 'studentIcon closed col-md-2 ' + msg.student)
.text(msg.student + ' 4r3 g345t g354 g54 ght65 g45t 3f4 f4 f4 534 g534')
.on('hover', function() {
console.log('hovering');
$(this).toggleClass('closed').toggleClass('open');
})
.appendTo('#joinedClients');
});
and
$('.studentIcon').on('hover', function() {
console.log('hovering');
$(this).toggleClass('closed').toggleClass('open');
});
but not even the "hovering" console log comes out. the selector is correct, if i log it, it highlights the exact element. to make sure:
<div id="joinedClients" class="row">
<div class="studentIcon closed col-md-2 test">test 4r3 g345t g354 g54 ght65 g45t 3f4 f4 f4 534 g534</div>
</div>
what's wrong here?
use mouseover
instead
$(document).on('mouseover', '.studentIcon',function() {
console.log('hovering');
$(this).toggleClass('closed').toggleClass('open');
});
OR USE
$(document).on("mouseenter mouseleave", ".studentIcon", function (e) {
if (e.type == "mouseenter") {
// check if it is mouseenter, do something
} else {
// if not, mouseleave, do something
}
});
The
.hover()
method binds handlers for bothmouseenter
andmouseleave
events. You can use it to simply apply behavior to an element during the time the mouse is within the element.
It is because you are binding the event before the element in question exists (because you are creating the element with javascript).
You need to either bind the event after creating it, or target your listener as follows
$('#joinedClients').on('hover', '.studentIcon', function() {
console.log('hovering');
});
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