The official documentation only says:

The event's type, such as "click", "blur" or "keypress".

For iOS devices the touchstart is another event which is working. Where can I get the full list of all possible events? I like for example actually to get the event for the <select> event hasChanged(). Is this based on another library?

The official documentation only says:

The event's type, such as "click", "blur" or "keypress".

For iOS devices the touchstart is another event which is working. Where can I get the full list of all possible events? I like for example actually to get the event for the <select> event hasChanged(). Is this based on another library?

• javascript
• events
• meteor

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Meteor doesn't define the events it supports — it simply creates a cross-browser event listener wrapper. If you wanted to create custom events and trigger them, Meteor would pick them up.

The native input events supported depends on the browser: the Mozilla Developer Network reference is a good place to start.

Th docs also says that all the DOM events are also possible in addition to click, focus, blur, etc.

Other DOM events are available as well, but for the events above, Meteor has taken some care to ensure that they work uniformly in all browsers.

You can see the list of available Javascript events here and here.