Hi there I posted about this a while ago but never got a response I could understand (probably my fault!).
My question relates to why using .trigger(), which as of 1.1 is supposed to trigger the browser's default behaviour, gives a different result to performing the triggered event manually. An example: If I click (manually) on a checkbox, the checkbox will be checked and then the attached handler will be executed. This is great - just what you would expect. But if I do .trigger(#myCheckbox) things happen the other way around. The handler is called first and THEN the checkbox is checked. Say I have logic in my handler that checks if the checkbox is checked or not, it will get a different result depending on if the action was done manually or via .trigger(). I have thrown up a test page at http://www.trendskitchens.co.nz/jquery/trigger.html Any help would be appreciated, Cheers, Chris
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