>Needing to determine the difference is a corner case, but it's an issue
>I've
>run into from time-to-time. For example, I've got a plug-in where I've got
>a
>click event set to toggle the current visibility of an element. However, if
>I call that event programmatically I always want to make sure that it
>"shows" the element (and doesn't toggle the state.)
>
>As I said, it's a corner case but one I've run into a few times in the past
>6 months.
It looks like maybe this is a better method:
function isJQueryEvent(e){
return !(($.browser.msie ? "cancelBubble" : "bubbles") in e);
}
The ctrlKey is only available when a keyboard event occurs. I needed
something that works for the click event too. There may be some issues with
this, so it would be nice if a jQuery event object had: "e.jquery = true".
That would make my code fullproof.
-Dan
