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User Script to Link Github and Trac by issue numbers.
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- 09-Feb-2010 12:02 AM
- Forum: Developing jQuery Core
Hi all,

I've made a simple user script to easy navigation between jquery on github and jquery's trac.

It simply looks for issue numbers like #0000 and adds a link to dev.jquery on the same ticket.

The script is here:
http://github.com/irae/irae.user.jss/blob/master/jquery-dev-github-trac.user.js?open.html

To install:
- Firefox - Have Greasemonkey extension installed and click the "raw" link.
- Google Chrome - just click on the "raw" link

Hope you'll find it usefull.

.live() types of events, number of events and more
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- 18-Jan-2010 12:37 PM
- Forum: Developing jQuery Core
Hi,
I've been away from the discussions for almost an year, and I'm hoping to contribute again.
I've serched in the bug tracker for bugs that I could handle and found 2 related live bugs:
#5804 - enhancement: .live('focus') proxys through to .live('focusin')
#5801 - enhancement: support .live('hover',fn)

After some tohgh I noted that live doesn't support binding multiple events at once. So I filled a new enhancement request (5852) and started a proposal to achieve the 3 at the same time.
My initial propose is on github:
http://github.com/irae/jquery/commit/bc77d745de2a397b79928ca0ff04fbf7ebb4ef9d

I was wondering what you guys think of that and if I sould continue this proposal with some test cases and so on. If you guys think it's now really worth enhancement, I can look into other issues in my free time instead of this one.
I also noted jmar777 commits. If you're on the way of adding jQuery.live(arguments) I could also merge the ideas into only one patch.
http://github.com/jmar777/jquery/commit/1e5e40ddf6580d8c9c6232211b29b07b929b772d

Is there interest?

.live() wrongly firing upon right click
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- 31-Mar-2009 07:21 PM
- Forum: Developing jQuery Core
Hi all,
I was debugging an app of mine just to find out that everytime I right-
clicked something with .live('click',fn) on it Firefox would fire my
handler. This is not supposed to happen. I've made an test case and
tested it in IE, FF, Safari and Chrome. Only in Firefox this happens:
http://jquery.nodnod.net/cases/284
Afterward, when I got to the bugtracker I found out it was already
reported:
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/4197
I'll try to spending some time trying to fix this later. Just bringing
the important issue here just in case, since I'm very busy this days.
Best regards,
-- Irae

.live() delegation fails in second handler if first handler modify the DOM
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- 08-Jan-2009 11:10 PM
- Forum: Developing jQuery Core
I'm using 1.3b2 (6070) and found the following behavior.
- using 2 .live() handlers for same link.
- 1st handler always fire and modify the link with .html(string)
- 2nd handler fire once, them stops firing.
I've made a test case:
http://irae.pro.br/jquerytests/live.html.html
The weird thing is that after the manipulation, if you stop modifying
the DOM (use toggle link in test case), both handlers fire again.
I dug into jQuery source but was unable to solve the problem myself to
present a patch. But I found out that if I use .wrapInner() instead
of .html() everything works fine. To me it seems that .closest() used
in liveHandler can't match the element for delegation during domManip
for some reason, but this was as far as I could get.

.live() delegation fails in second handler if first handler modify the DOM
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- 08-Jan-2009 10:45 PM
- Forum: Developing jQuery Core
I'm using 1.3b2 (6070) and found the following behavior.
- using 2 .live() handlers for same link.
- 1st handler always fire and modify the link with .html(string)
- 2nd handler fire once, them stops firing.
I've made a test case:
<a href="http://irae.pro.br/jquerytests/live.html.html">http://irae.pro.br/jquerytests/live.html.html</a>
The weird thing is that after the manipulation, if you stop modifying the DOM (use toggle link in test case), both handlers fire again.
I dug into jQuery source but was unable to solve the problem myself to present a patch. But I found out that if I use .wrapInner() instead of .html() everything works fine. To me it seems that .closest() used in liveHandler can't match the element for delegation during domManip for some reason, but this was as far as I could get.

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