W3C Event Reference. Part of the Events Interface
dispatchEvent Method
Allows an event to be created. The event must be initialised using createEvent followed by one of initEvent, initMouseEvent, initUIEvent, initMutationEvent.
object.dispatchevent(evt)
none
Name | Description | Notes |
evt | the event type e.g. "mouseout" |
// create the MouseEvent object.createEvent("MouseEvent"); // give some params object.initMouseEvent(1,2,3); // fire it object.dispatchEvent("MouseEvent");
Dispatches the event named MouseEvent as if it had been generated by the hardware.
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