keyup event and Chinese input in mobile Safari
A student of mine asked me this question when he is making an input text filtering with Chinese content. The user needs to input some text to filter the content. Here is his original code:
$('#search').bind('keyup', function(){...})
In Chinese input, we often compose one block character by composing strokes. When typing Chinese text in <input>
, this last selection won’t fire the keyup
event. For the event that user has selected a Chinese text, we listen to the input
event:
$("#search").bind('keyup input', function() { ... })
The input event fires when the text displayed in the <input>
changes. So even the Chinese character doesn’t count as a keyup
, it changes the input display and count as an input
event.
What if we are just handling English character? Do we need the input
event too?
We may still need the input
event to target the value changes made by copy & paste string with right click, which obviously won’t count as keyup
.
Published on 2015-10-02 by Makzan.
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