Assign callbacks for started/stopped typing events. Without jQuery!
Typing('my_div_id', {
start: function (event, $elem) {
$elem.css('background', '#fa0');
},
stop: function (event, $elem) {
$elem.css('background', '#f00');
},
delay: 400
});
Typing is function with two arguments: first is the element target or its id, second argument is plain-object with start, stop and
delay keys. They are all optional, so you can either pass only
start callback, stop callback, stop callback and delay time,
or everything.
delay is amount of time the plugin waits for another keypress before
judging that typing has stopped; it is expressed in milliseconds and
defaults to 400. Regardless of delay's value, the stop callback is
called immediately when blur event occurs.
Callbacks are passed two arguments: event that caused callback execution
and HTML Element object for matched element. Possible events are keypress
or keydown for start callbacks and keyup or blur for stop
callbacks.
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Typing is written by Flavio Laino. Original jQuery-typing is written by Maciej Konieczny.