You said the properties of the event object will reset but you didn't say anything when this will happen?
I didn't understand this statement: 'our handelArrowBtn() is called asynchronously
after the event object has been nullified '
I didn't get the point of how a simple and synchronous method should be called asynchronously here?
Hi Hamid, sorry for the late reply,
this happens once the event handler is invoked.
and for the asynchronous part, it was related to another example removed to keep the article light, thanks for the note
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You said the properties of the event object will reset but you didn't say anything when this will happen?
I didn't understand this statement: 'our handelArrowBtn() is called asynchronously
after the event object has been nullified '
I didn't get the point of how a simple and synchronous method should be called asynchronously here?
Hi Hamid, sorry for the late reply,
this happens once the event handler is invoked.
and for the asynchronous part, it was related to another example removed to keep the article light, thanks for the note