<h3>Jquery on event Test</h3>
<div id="main"></div>
<div id="display"></div>
<div id="display2"></div>
CSS
div {padding:10px; border:thin solid red;}
JavaScript
var s ="Jquery on event"
//different from delegate but it works similar
//trigger one event only triggers that dom element setup
//trigger button
var $btn = $('<button>')
.append("Click Me")
.click(function(){
$('#display').trigger('fly');
$('#display2').trigger('fly');
});
//event setup
$('#display').on('fly', function(){
$(this).html("the event is triggered");
});
$('#display2').on('fly', function(){
$(this).html("the event is triggered here too");
});
//add button to main div
$('#main').append($btn);
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