click event on connection not working

[priyankapothala]

jsPlumb.bind("click", function(connection, originalEvent) {
alert('clicked on a connection');
});

click event is not triggered.

[sporritt]

the event is "click". your example shows you binding to "connection".

[priyankapothala]

Corrected the code above.
I even tried binding click event in the following way. It doesn't seem to work either

var instance = jsPlumb.getInstance();
instance.bind("connection", function (info) {
var connection = info.connection;
connection.bind("click", function(connection, originalEvent) {
alert('clicked on a connection');
});
connection.addOverlay(["Label", {
label: "dummy-connection"
id: "label",
location: 0.20,
events:{
click:function(labelOverlay, originalEvent) {
console.log("click on label overlay for :" + labelOverlay.component);
}
}
}]);
});

Label click event is also not triggered

[sporritt]

can you reproduce in a jsfiddle?

[priyankapothala]

Here is the jsfiddle link

https://jsfiddle.net/priyankapothala/u7cuymzk/7/

[abhirocks550]

@priyankapothala I have created jsfiddle with an event on the connection.

https://jsfiddle.net/abhirocks550/j165uafc/

I hope this will help.

[fatima-gloqal]

@abhirocks550 can you share with us the solution you have made please, the jsfiddle you have shared is not working , thank you

[agarwalsanchi]

Hi @abhirocks550
I need your help

1. jsPlumbInstance.on(document.querySelectorAll(".jtk-connector"), "dblclick", function (e) {
   // alert("double click");
   if (CurrentLevel == 2) {
   onBlockConnectionDoubleClicked(CurrentConnection);
   }
   });

i have used .on to add event dblclick on all connectors with clas name "jtk-connector"

actually i need ot pass the clicked conn details inside method "onBlockConnectionDoubleClicked"

how to achieve this?
used e.target or tried this leyword but not able to get details because svgelement has nested path.
e.target.nodename is returning path that is inside svg.

how to find out which conn is clicked.

2. instance.bind("click", function (component, originalEvent) {
   alert("click!")
   });

tried this too but not working