Explain the 2 phases of event propagation in the DOM.

Question

Events raised on the DOM propagate through it:

Accepted Answer

In a single phase, called **Event Bubbling** (for older versions of Internet Explorer <= 8, only).

Accepted Answer

In the W3C model, which includes these 2 phases, it is possible to stop the propagation with `event.stopPropagation()`.

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In a single phase, called **Event Capturing** (for Mozilla Firefox only)

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The **Event Bubbling** first calls a listener defined on the body tag before calling a listener defined on the element that triggers the event.

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