I'm using the jstree plugin (found at http://jstree.com) for a web tree I have to display to the users. I also use the contextmenu plugin for jstree to display some node options. I started having problems with the context menu in Chrome whenever the user actually clicked an option (the context menu is displayed correctly): the browser just didn't process the option selection.

 

Checking the source code for the contextmenu plugin, I found out they used the .live() method to attach a click event in future <a> elements in the context menu, before actually creating the elements. This works perfectly well in MSIE 8 and 7, but in Chrome, the .live() method seems to be completely ignored. I changed the code in the plugin to attach the click event directly after each <a> element has been created (thus changing the .live() call for a .click() call), and it worked fine.

 

So, even if I managed to solve my problem, the question is whether or not you have discovered any issues with the .live() method in Google Chrome, or if it could possibly be something relating to my object context.