How to use the @rails/ujs.formInputClickSelector function in @rails/ujs
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$(Rails.formInputClickSelector).on("click.confirm", (ev) => {
handleConfirm(ev, getMatchingEventTarget(ev, Rails.formInputClickSelector));
});
});document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {
$(Rails.formInputClickSelector).on("click.confirm", (ev) => {
handleConfirm(ev, getMatchingEventTarget(ev, Rails.formInputClickSelector));
});
});document.addEventListener("click", (ev) => {
return handleDocumentEvent(ev, [
Rails.linkClickSelector,
Rails.buttonClickSelector,
Rails.formInputClickSelector
]);
});
document.addEventListener("change", (ev) => {@rails/ujs
Ruby on Rails unobtrusive scripting adapter
