The Correct Way to Use jQuery .off() Method

jQuery off: Main Tips

• The .off() method makes jQuery remove event listeners from selected elements.
• If no arguments are specified, jQuery .off() removes all event handlers attached to specified elements.

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Usage of .off()

jQuery .off() method removes event handlers added using the .on() method.

$("button").click(() => {
   $("div").off("click");
});

jQuery .off(): Syntax

The syntax for .off() jQuery method is as follows:

$("selector").off(event,selector,handler);

jQuery .off() method takes three arguments:

• event - an event type to specify what handlers should be removed. Accepts multiple values separated by spaces.
• selector - a selector, which must match the one used by the .on() method to add the jQuery event handlers you now wish to remove.
• handler - the name of the function that was run by the specified jQuery event handler.