How to trigger minicolors change event manually
See original GitHub issueHi there,
I want to trigger change event manually as I am passing the values dynamically like shown below
$('#elemid').minicolors('value', '#ff0000');
above code modified to explain the problem, after this event I want to trigger the change event so as to update my object as well as the html (targeted element where the background color will change)
Thanks in advance
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You should never try to set the value this way. Messing with internals will result in unreliable behavior. The correct syntax for setting the value per the API is:
That’s awesome. Clean solution. Thanks.