According to Dome events in the wiki,
Domodinded: When a node has been added to a fire Child of another node
DominoInterated Entry Document: When a node is inserted in a document then the fire
What is the real difference now? Both events should not be the same? If not then where else should be used?
The scenario where I am using the above DOM events is that, I have a set of pages and each page has a nav.jsp file reserved inside a single divisor. Now I want to highlight the new tab of the current page, so I give it a small background property after loading that DOM element (NVI DIV).
For my problem now
$ (document) .on ('Dominied', function (e) {if (e.target.id == "navigate ") {// ...........}}); worked, but what is the difference between the two events specified in my question, is only curious.
DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument event DOMNodeInsterted is similar to event , But this happens when a node is inserted in the document.
For example, if a node is added to an element that is not a part of the document, then the DOMNodeInsterted event has been removed, but DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument Event is not there. If the original element of the node is inserted in the document, the DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument event is removed, but DOMNodeInsterted is not an event.
See JSFiddle: <