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Firefox 9 opening behaviour error #492

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wjcrowcroft opened this issue Feb 10, 2012 · 3 comments
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Firefox 9 opening behaviour error #492

wjcrowcroft opened this issue Feb 10, 2012 · 3 comments

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A while back you added support for more native-feeling one-click operation (#163) where you open the Chosen select box on mousedown, enabling an easy mousedown -> mousemove -> mouseup selection of options.

This is broken in Firefox 9, where the mousedown event on the Chosen select box causes a drag. You can see this behaviour in any Chosen select box, e.g. on the demo page, in FF9: http://harvesthq.github.com/chosen/

Working fine in Chrome though.

Thx!

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pfiller commented May 26, 2012

Confirmed in FF 12 as well.

yolk added a commit to yolk/chosen that referenced this issue Nov 15, 2012
Fixes mousedown -> mousemove -> mouseup on single Chosen in FF. Issue accurred only in jQuery version. harvesthq#492
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yolk commented Nov 15, 2012

Could confirm the issue even in FF 16. See my pull request for an easy fix.

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pfiller commented Dec 5, 2012

#902 fixes this issue and has been merged to master.

@pfiller pfiller closed this as completed Dec 5, 2012
johnny-lai added a commit to johnny-lai/chosen that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2013
… newer Firefox (I checked 25) versions. In addition, using stopPropagation allows the focus to jump to the chosen that was cleared, thereby closing other open chosen drop downs.
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