javascript - Should I use change or input event to save data? -


i'm still learning best way things through jquery , javascript. i've got several input text boxes want instantaneously update record when change made.

handling similar event winforms perspective in past, have handled in handler text change or got / lost focus event. understand "input" , "change" rough equivalents of these input elements.

i want ensure 100% of time change made when text changed. concern using "input" event possible overhead involved, while concern "change" event out of event's scope handle (such browser closing, session expiration, etc.) occur , prevent update.

i'd prefer use "input", thought of having database hit every time types or deletes character worries me. "change" ok if had way prevent scenario mentioned above.

the bottom-line this: "input" if overhead isn't concern; "change" if there way (which i'm not aware of) ensure gets saved, possibly handling event well.

what should do? thanks!


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