There are more custom onclick events on a page. I want for every custom onclick event to first prevent the default, do my things and then pass the command to the first custom event.
In other words I want to put my event on top of any other assigned click events. How can I do that?
You may see this answer.
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Refering to this explanation you can choose where to get involved in the event-dispatching-process.
It states clearly
In the browsers that support the W3C DOM, a traditional event registration
element1.onclick = doSomething2;
is seen as a registration in the bubbling phase.
So you have to hook into the capturing phase:
element.addEventListener('click', function() {
//do your stuff
},true);
This way your event is on top of other assigned click events.
But it is still a question, if the browser supports this kind of event handling.
