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jquery-observe 1.0 | MIT/X Consortium ... | 5 | HTML, jQuery, Events |
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This is a jQuery plugin that can observe element changes and invoke callbacks. |
Basicly does the same thing as prototypes TimedObserver: http://www.prototypejs.org/api/timedObserver
jQuery("#id").observe(function (element) {
// Your callback code, gets called when the field's value changes
});
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* The default interval that the observer checks if the value has been changed is 0.1 ms.
* If you wan't to change that you can pass that interval as the first:
*/
jQuery("#id").observe(1, function (element) {
// your callback
});
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