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Problem with jquery blur() event on Div element [duplicate]

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This question already has an answer here: How to blur the div element? 6 answers I have problem hiding certain popup wich are based on divs. when i click out side those divs they dont hid. Here is the sample code what i m doing.. <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <title></title> <script type="text/javascript" src="../JS/jquery-1.3.2.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { $("#MainCanvas div").blur(function() { alert(

Pausing setInterval when page/ browser is out of focus

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I have a simple slideshow that I've made on a client's homepage, using setInterval to time the rotations. To prevent browsers from screwing up setInterval when the page isn't in focus (another tab is being viewed, or another programme), I'm using: function onBlur() { clearInterval(play); }; function onFocus() { mySlideRotateFunction(); }; if (/*@cc_on!@*/false) { document.onfocusin = onFocus; document.onfocusout = onBlur; } else { window.onfocus = onFocus; window.onblur = onBlur; } Where mySlideRotateFunction sets the setInterval and runs some jQuery. While this works the majority of the time,

blur() vs. onblur()

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I have a input tag with an onblur event listener: <input id="myField" type="input" onblur="doSomething(this)" /> Via JavaScript, I want to trigger the blur event on this input so that it, in turn, calls the doSomething function. My initial thought is to call blur: document.getElementById('myField').blur() But that doesn't work (though no error). This does: document.getElementById('myField').onblur() Why is that? .click() will call the click event attached to an element via the onclick listener. Why does blur() not work the same way? This: document.getElementById('myField').onblur(); works

How should I fire Javascript blur event after click event that causes the blur?

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I have run into this problem a few times and I'm not happy with the solutions I've used before. I have an input box with a blur event that validates the content of it and a button which will fill the input box on click. The problem is clicking the button fires the input blur event and then the button click event so content inserted by the button is not what is validated. See http://jsfiddle.net/jakecr/dL3K3/ I know this is the correct behavior but I can't think of a clean way to get around the problem. We had a similar problem at work. what we figured out in the end was that the mousedown

Blur Event Does not get Fired in IE7 and IE6

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问题 I have a dropdown Menu where in a div is clicked and List is shown. On focus out I am supposed to hide the list(i.e. when the user clicks or focuses on some other element and not on mouse out). Hence my obvious choice was onblur . Now the JavaScript seems to work in Firefox but not in IE thats because my div has a sub div with a height and width specified. This is reproducible in a test file. I am using jQuery. Is this a known issues in Internet Explorer? And what is the work around? <html>

Javascript newbie - seems that onBlur of one element is “overriding” the onclick of another

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I have two elements: <input type="text" name="pmTo" id="pmTo" onkeyup="offerSuggs('none');" onfocus="showSelect();" onblur="hideSelect();" /> and a dynamically created one (this is all part of an auto suggest program): $suggString .= '<div name="'.$value.'" id="'.$value.'" class="suggMouseOver" onmouseover="highlightDivs(this);" onmouseout="blurDivs(this);" onclick="fillInput(this);">'.$value.'</div>'; Okay, and then there are the event functions that correspond to the onblur of the input element and then the onclick of the div element: function hideSelect() { offerSuggs('checkFinal');

Prevent firing the blur event if any one of its children receives focus

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问题 I have a div on a page that shows some info about a particular category (Image, Name etc). When I click on the edit image it puts the category into edit mode which allows me to update the name. As you can see from the image below it shows that "Soup" is currently in edit mode, the others are in normal view mode. This all works as expected with the cancel / save buttons doing everything right. (I tried adding an image but wouldn't let me, need more love) However once in edit mode if I click

blur() vs. onblur()

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问题 I have a input tag with an onblur event listener: <input id="myField" type="input" onblur="doSomething(this)" /> Via JavaScript, I want to trigger the blur event on this input so that it, in turn, calls the doSomething function. My initial thought is to call blur: document.getElementById('myField').blur() But that doesn't work (though no error). This does: document.getElementById('myField').onblur() Why is that? .click() will call the click event attached to an element via the onclick

How to determine where focus went?

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This has been asked here before, but several years ago, and there was no cross-platform solution at the time (other than the setTimeout solution, which is really not very handy). I'd like to do onblur="foo(parm);" and have foo be able to determine which element now has focus. I'm using regular javascript; no jQuery for this one, please. Is that possible these days? You can try something like this: function whereDidYouGo() { var all = document.getElementsByTagName('*'); for (var i = 0; i < all.length; i++) if (all[i] === all[i].ownerDocument.activeElement) return all[i]; } EDIT: function

How should I fire Javascript blur event after click event that causes the blur?

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问题 I have run into this problem a few times and I'm not happy with the solutions I've used before. I have an input box with a blur event that validates the content of it and a button which will fill the input box on click. The problem is clicking the button fires the input blur event and then the button click event so content inserted by the button is not what is validated. See http://jsfiddle.net/jakecr/dL3K3/ I know this is the correct behavior but I can't think of a clean way to get around