Yes, the relatedTarget
property can be used to determine which element currently has focus during the blur
event. The relatedTarget
property returns the element that is receiving the focus, or null if no element is receiving focus. Here's an example:
element.addEventListener('blur', function(event) {
console.log('Element losing focus:', event.target);
console.log('Element receiving focus:', event.relatedTarget);
});
In this example, the target
property returns the element that is losing focus (i.e., the element that triggered the blur
event), while the relatedTarget
property returns the element that is receiving focus.
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