Dynamic Event Binding
User
const $searchIcon = $(".search-icon-event"); const $searchBox = $(".search-box"); $searchIcon.on("click", function () { $searchBox.toggleClass("active"); });
apply on document
apply on document
Assistant
To ensure that the event works even if elements are added dynamically to the DOM, use `$(document).on("click", …)` instead of directly binding the event to `$searchIcon`. Here's how you can apply it:
### Updated Code:
$(document).on("click", ".search-icon-event", function () {
$(".search-box").toggleClass("active");
});### Explanation:
– `$(document).on("click", ".search-icon-event", function () {…})` ensures that the event is bound at the document level and works for dynamically added elements.
– When `.search-icon-event` is clicked, it toggles the `.active` class on `.search-box`.
Let me know if you need any modifications! 🚀