Hello, in this jQuery video, I'm going to show you the form change event. And more specifically, in the event that is triggered if anything changes on a, you know an input, so it's technically in our form input chaining, you could have inputs with a form, generally don't in most applications employs a form change. Okay, so we need to select the input first. So we're gonna do input you can select license or text input, as you know, however you want. Got change. Now, I'm going to say console dot log.

It. Let's save that reload. And if I click on it, I put presser Okay, that's weird. So, that is not been detected at all because that should be, you know picked up as soon as that change soon as we know something is written want to learn we take a look at this actually there you know what, let me just demonstrate a thing be barefoot Stanford with an action at the moment we'll get rid of and I'll reload this code the reason that it won't do anything and you know if I click into Jane I click into it says this man. So if I you know, type something in and I basically try and submit this input, I click enter, you'll say something has changed. If we go step further and say console dot log, actually, that's just in line of dollar, this dot Val from basically have this printed before because no value has changed even when this value is different, so he keeps track of the value.

So if you want to be able to detect when the value of change, this is the event for you. If you have any questions, feel free from your method. And as usual, I look forward to seeing you in the next awesome video.