Weird Browser Behavior
Friday, May 21st, 2010 03:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
afuna(Or: when your focus listener interferes with your click listener) Demo.
Stumbled across it while I was working on the new update page, and it held me up a while. Eventually, I decided to use another approach.
Playing with the thought of submitting it as a bug, but it may be expected quirky behavior -- at least, it behaves the same way in both Firefox and Opera. Chrome, meanwhile, does not suffer from the problem, but that may be sheer accident: Chrome doesn't trigger the focus event when you use the mouse, only when you use the keyboard. So in Firefox/Opera, the click event doesn't work; in Chrome, it's the focus event that doesn't show up.
Browsers: they are strange animals.
PS. If you edit the URL to see previous versions of the fiddle, you'll see that I originally thought that the presence of images had something to do with it, ehehe.
Stumbled across it while I was working on the new update page, and it held me up a while. Eventually, I decided to use another approach.
Playing with the thought of submitting it as a bug, but it may be expected quirky behavior -- at least, it behaves the same way in both Firefox and Opera. Chrome, meanwhile, does not suffer from the problem, but that may be sheer accident: Chrome doesn't trigger the focus event when you use the mouse, only when you use the keyboard. So in Firefox/Opera, the click event doesn't work; in Chrome, it's the focus event that doesn't show up.
Browsers: they are strange animals.
PS. If you edit the URL to see previous versions of the fiddle, you'll see that I originally thought that the presence of images had something to do with it, ehehe.
