Great news :-)
Thanks for the fix!
On 19 Jan, 11:52, matiasnu wrote:
> On Jan 18, 11:42 pm, alexander farkas
> wrote:
>
> > The code explained above will fix this issue.
>
> Great, and John has now committed the fix. Let's hope 1.4.1 is not too
> far away! ;)
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> Great, and John has now committed the fix. Let's hope 1.4.1 is not too
> far away! ;)
It'll be out by Friday.
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On Jan 18, 11:42 pm, alexander farkas
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> The code explained above will fix this issue.
Great, and John has now committed the fix. Let's hope 1.4.1 is not too
far away! ;)
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The bug happens due to the fact, that jQuery "cleans up the event in
case it is reused" in his trigger method (e.target = elem). If a
change is detected the current implementation calls trigger with the
element as the elem-argument for trigger. (with live: in most cases
the document/with bind: in m
Added TRAC ticket: http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/5851
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My misstake. It "almost works.
If we run this on a page where content doesn't come via ajax, it
doesn't work!
Also it's not enough just to run this.live() on "none ajax content"
either, but when we chain bind and live it works.
//Mattias
On 18 Jan, 11:51, Mattias Hallström wrote:
> We have the
We have the same problem, but found out that it works if we chain bind
and live like this:
this.bind("change", function(e){
// Do nothing
}).live("change", function(e){
});
Not sure why though?!
//Mattias
On 16 Jan, 14:34, mape wrote:
> The example works fine in Firefox
I have looked into this. The "trigger-line" in the testChange-function
has to be changed from this:
return jQuery.event.trigger( e, arguments[1], this );
to this:
return jQuery.event.trigger( e, arguments[1], elem );
Additional It seems, that there was a typo. The condition above
contains the f
