How to catch only the row you enter in a text area before pressing ENTER key in JS/JQuery? I am working on an example and want I want to do now is to catch the value of some rows in a text area after pressing ENTER. I have detected the ENTER key press using this JQuery function:  $('#output').keypress(function(event){      var keycode = (event.keyCode ? event.keyCode : event.which);     if(keycode == '13'){         var read_lines = $('#output').val().split("\n");         alert(read_lines);       }  });   and I try to catch the values in the #output text area using this:  var read_lines = $('#output').val().split("\n");     alert(read_lines);   but it catch all the text in the text area not only the one I insert before pressing Enter key.  Can you please help me?  Here is my .
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