# Multiple handlers for one event in JavaScript

Multiple functions can be attached to one element at once. Let's look at an example. Let's have a button:

`<input id="button" type="submit">`

Let's say we have two functions:

`function func1() { console.log('1'); } function func2() { console.log('2'); }`

Get a link to our button into a variable:

`let button = document.querySelector('#button');`

And now let's bind both the first and second functions to our button as click handlers:

`button.addEventListener('click', func1); button.addEventListener('click', func2);`

Given a paragraph:

`<p id="elem">text</p>`

Given the following functions:

`function func1() { console.log('1'); } function func2() { console.log('2'); } function func3() { console.log('3'); }`

Bind all these functions to our paragraph.

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