Short video - addEventListener() en Javascript

7 Nov 2022 · 2 min
1:58

In this French-language YouTube short, the presenter demonstrates a limitation of assigning an onclick handler directly to a DOM element: when the same handler is assigned twice, the second assignment overwrites the first, so only the last message ("Bonsoir") would appear. To overcome this, he introduces the addEventListener method, explaining that it accepts three arguments—the event type as a string (without the "on" prefix), a callback function (preferably anonymous), and an optional boolean flag (default false) that controls event capturing. He then shows a simple example where addEventListener is used on a div (identified by the class "orange") to display an alert("Bonjour") when the element is clicked, confirming that the handler works as intended.

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