HTML implements the function of detecting input completion

• Use onInput(event) to detect whether input is occurring
• Use onporpertychange=onChange(event) to detect whether the content has changed
• Use onBlur=finnishInput(event) to detect whether focus is lost

You can first detect whether you are typing and record the status. If you were typing information last time and then lost focus, you can judge that the input has been completed.

The HTML code is as follows:

 <tr style=background-color:#FFFFFF> <th>Business trip location:</th> <td> <input class=form-control onBlur=finnishInput(event) onInput(event) onporpertychange=onChange(event) id=travelLocationId type=text placeholder=travel location> </td></tr>

The JS code is as follows

 var flag = 0;function onInput(e){ console.log(Inputing); flag = 1;}function finnishInput(e) { if(1 == flag){ console.log(InputOk); flag = 0; }}

After testing, the function of judging whether the input is completed has been implemented and can be used repeatedly.

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