> I have looked into the code today and everything works fine :-). +
Excellent :) If you haven't already, I recommend checking out
test/delegatetest.html - I've been using that to do a bunch of this
change/submit/focus/blur testing and it's been very helpful.
> Altough it is a huge hack with some
I have looked into the code today and everything works fine :-). +
Altough it is a huge hack with some complexity, the code looks slick
and straight forward.
the only thing we could optimize would be:
a) to not use .data on checkboxes too
or
b) to remove .data on focusout
But I don´t think it is
I just landed your change:
http://github.com/jquery/jquery/commit/209751fcbd8a42eef68df44c875763b6af8a5474
The best way to get further changes in is to make a fork of jQuery on
Github, commit your changes to your fork, and then do a pull request.
I'll see that right away and will be able to help y
This is great. I ´m awaiting jQuery 1.4 eagerly. : -). After I wrote
the script I found two bugs in my script. Didn´t know, that you
already grabbed the code. But you only corrected one of them.
change the following line in the beforeactivate-handler:
return jQuery.data( elem, "_change_data", get
I poured over your patch all morning/afternoon and made a number of
changes, but finally landed it in jQuery core:
http://github.com/jquery/jquery/commit/5dc6b7ce3469eaadb37a151d449e8d36571d1894
We now completely override the change event in IE, even for binding to
form elements. This gives us ful
the url to the testcase, fix and diff:
http://www.protofunc.com/scripts/jquery/change-event/fixed-change.html
On 21 Dez., 15:50, alexander farkas
wrote:
> I looked in the current implementation of the change event and found
> some bugs in the IE specific code. The most obvious bugs were:
>
> 1. c
