Hi Max, Your workaround, i.e. attaching event listener as your have described works (probably due to different event parameter name) - thanks! It is truly appreciated.
To answer your question, I can say that: "event" object is unset/screwed/mangled on IE8, IE7 and Google Chrome (5.0.375), but under FireFox (3.6.3) "event" object remains intact, i.e. this is correct behaviour. It would be a bit difficult for me to check lower versions of IE due to some limitations I have. Regards, Dmitry On 21 June 2010 15:09, Max Starets <[email protected]> wrote: > Dmitry, > > The 'event' variable in your test case is not being passed into the > listener method. > It is a global variable on the window object. I was suggesting that you try > registering event listeners > in a different way that would ensure that the event object is being passed > in as a parameter. > > Another question - can you reproduce it in other browsers besides IE? Does > IE8 behave the same way as IE7? > > Regards, > Max Starets
