The Backbone.JS event stopListening() method is used to stop listening to another object’s event.
Syntax:
object.stopListening(other, event, callback)
Parameters:
other: This parameter is used to specify the name of the other object.
event: This parameter is used to specify the event whose binding with an object is needed.
callback: This parameter is used to specify the callback function that will be executed when an event is fired.
Example:
Example
Output:
The triggered message for you is: How are you? This is an example for Event stopListening() method.
Explanation:
The Event listenTo() method will inform one object to listen to another object’s event. When an event occurs, it provides a callback function. Here, the object Y listens for the ‘func’ event triggered on the object X. The X has no ‘func’ event and thus displays the value of Y. The Event stopListening() method will stop listening to another object’s event, and thus the object Y will stop listening to the specific event on the object X.