Same function for different events of different elements. jquery

Yes you can, for that you have to use a function.

function hola() {
  alert('Hola');
}

$('.elemento').click(function() {
  hola();
});

$('.menu').click(function() {
  hola();
});

In this example I declare a function called hola . Which executes an alert. This function, which executes a block of code, I need to execute it in different scenarios, like clicking on different elements, hovering other elements, etc. In order to execute my function I need to call it with hola(); . This instruction indicates that the code block that is in the hola function will be executed.

In your scenario you need to put all the code you need to execute inside a function and send it to call in the different events where you need it.

You can do it using on (), this captures multiple events:

$('#element, #element2').on('keyup keypress blur change', function(e) {
    // e.type este es el tipo de evento que ejecuta.
});

Or you can just call her for a function

$('select[name=confirm]').change(function() {
    evento();
})

$('select[name=confirm]').click(function() {
    evento();
})

 function evento(){
//Lo que quieres hacer
}

I hope I have helped you.

Source

  

link

First we create a function called RealizarAccion()

function RealizarAccion()
{
    entradav =  $('input[name=fechaent]').val();
      salidav =   $('input[name=fechasal]').val();
      quartov =   $('select[name=quartos]').val();
      idv =       $('input[name=id]').val();           

      $("#modal-footer").delay(1000).queue(function(n) {      

      $("#modal-footer").html('<img src="./img/ajax-loader_blue.gif" />');

      $.ajax({
        type: "POST",
        url: "compruevaover.php",
        data: 'entrada=' + entradav + '&salida=' + salidav + '&quarto=' + quartov + '&id=' + idv,
        dataType: "html",
        error: function(){
              alert("error petición ajax");
        },
        success: function(data){                                                      
              $("#modal-footer").html(data);
              n();
        }
      }); 
}

then we invoke this function in our events

$('#boton').click(function() {
  RealizarAccion();
});

or

$('select[name=confirm]').change(function() {
  RealizarAccion();
}

I hope this helps you, Regards.