"Kevin Damm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Maybe the onchange event isn't propagating to document.body in IE.
Have you tried wrapping everything in a <div> and connecting the
signal handler to that div instead? That seems to be a good
workaround.
It doesn't work as well. I have the impression that IE's not propagating this
the way we need it to be...
http://godoy.homeip.net/~godoy/testing_events.html (window + document.body)
http://godoy.homeip.net/~godoy/testing_events2.html (window + window.document)
http://godoy.homeip.net/~godoy/testing_events3.html (window + div wrapped)
No failure is showed on IE in any of these 6 tests.
Thanks for your suggestion!
I was discussing this with Karl Guertin earlier and one of the possibilities
he talked about is that MochiKit is intercepting that somewhere... (Or IE not
bubbling it as well...)
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