I have a D3 histogram chart, onto which I have attached an \'onclick\' event to the bars:
...
var bar = svg.selectAll(\".bar\")
.data(data)
.ente
The event isn't actually overridden, but both are triggered -- the onclick
handler for the SVG and for the bar. To prevent this, use the .stopPropagation()
method (see the documentation). The code looks like this:
rect.on("click", function() {
console.log("rect");
d3.event.stopPropagation();
});
Complete example here. Compare with the behaviour with stopping the propagation of the event here.