It is triggered when an element is clicked

It is triggered when an element gains focus

It is triggered when an element is hovered

It is triggered when the window is resized

onmove

onscroll

onchange

onresize

onerror

onexception

onwarning

onfail

oninput

onchange

onedit

onupdate

ondblclick

onclick

onmouseclick

onhoverclick

onsize

onresize

onzoom

onexpand

onclickmouse

onmouseover

onmouseout

onmouseup

onload

DOMContentLoaded

onstart

oninit

onchange

onkeydown

oninput

onkeypress

onprogress

onload

onerror

oncomplete

onclick

onmousescroller

onmouseover

onmousemove

element.addEventListener("click", function);

element.addEventHandler("click", function);

element.attach("click", function);

element.on("click", function);

onmouseover

onchange

onclick

onhover

onchange

onsubmit

oninput

onreset

onkeypress

onkeydown

onkeyup

All of the above

upload

load

onmouseout

onmouseover

onkeypress

onkeydown

onkeyup

onkeyrelease

oncontextmenu

onmousedown

onrightclick

onselect

onclick

onmouseover

onmousehover

onmouseclick

stopImmediatePropagation()

preventDefault()

stopPropagation()

cancelPropagation()

onmouseenter

onmouseover

onmouseout

onmove

onblur fires when an element loses focus, and onfocus fires when an element gains focus

Both events fire when the window is minimized

Both events trigger when the page is loaded

onblur fires when an element is clicked, and onfocus fires when the mouse moves over an element