Javascript: the ability to receive an event from a deleted item

Question

Suppose the JavaScript scheduler has one element in its queue that will remove the div element. We used to configure listeners for click events on this div element. The scheduler plans this removal task as soon as it is done with its current job (whatever could be). At this point, we click on the divs and callbacks to this click that are added to the queue.

I assume that the schedule queue is fifo (am I right?), So the div will be deleted first, and after the deletion, callbacks for div click listeners will be called.

Did I correctly capture the sequence of events or delete this element because the calling calls to the click listener are pulled out of the queue?

Answer 1

Thanks Royce Feng for pointing to

If you delete the DOM element, all events starting with this element continue to bubble?

Answer: It depends on the browser. See link for more details.

Answer 2

The click event will enter the queue at the end of the queue. Therefore, the element should not be in the DOM to be clicked. No event should be recorded.