Seems that onBlur of one element is “overriding” the onclick of another

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無奈伤痛
無奈伤痛 2020-12-11 05:58

I have two elements:



        
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  •  醉话见心
    2020-12-11 06:26

    The accepted answer will work as a quick fix, but by relying on a setTimeout, you assume that the user will only keep clicking down for less than n milliseconds before they release (just picture someone hesitating on a click). To be more sure that the click will go through, you could set a longer timeout, but that means your hide-able element will stay visible that much longer after the blur.

    So let's look at the root of the problem.

    The click event failing to go through is a result of the events being fired in the following order:

    1. mousedown
    2. blur
    3. mouseup
    4. click

    So by the time the mouseup/click events are ready to fire, the blur listener has been called and the element you had once been hovering over has already disappeared.

    Here's a general fix (based on the fact that the mousedown event fires first) that should work:

    var searchEl = $('#search');
    var listEl = $('#dropdown');
    var keepListOpen = false;
    
    searchEl
      .on('focus', function() {
        listEl.show();
      })
      .on('blur', function() {
        // Hide the list if the blur was triggered by anything other than
        //  one of the list items
        if (!keepListOpen) {
          listEl.hide();
        }
      });
    
    listEl.find('li')
      .on('mousedown', function(event) {
        // Keep the list open so the onClick handler can fire
        keepListOpen = true;
      })
      .on('click', function(event) {
        // Proof that the list item was clicked
        alert('clicked option');
      });
    
    $(window).on('mouseup', function(event) {
      // Return the keepListOpen setting to its default and hide the list
    
      // *NOTE* We could have tied this handler to the list items, 
      // but it wouldn't have fired if a mousedown happened on a
      // list item and then the user dragged the mouse pointer 
      // out of the area (or out of the window)
      if (keepListOpen) {
        listEl.hide();
        keepListOpen = false;
      }
    });
    
    // Bind to `window.top` if your page might be displayed in an iframe
    // $(window.top).on('mouseup', function(event) {
    //  if (keepListOpen) {
    //    listEl.hide();
    //    keepListOpen = false;
    //  }
    //});
    
    
    
    

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