No, this is just the way that IE deals with form elements. This is why
we have the Form.Observer and the Form.Element.Observer, because they
help work around these little eccentricities. Using Form.Observer, you
can observe these element-level events at the form level but no
further up the document tree.
Walter
On Mar 1, 2011, at 9:16 AM, Guillaume Lepicard wrote:
Hi all,
After some tests, I found that on IE, forms and inputs specific
events (change, submit, focus...) can not be handled with the on
method nore with Event.Handler using a parent object :
$("some_div_id").on("change", "input", doSomething);
works fine on Firefox and webkit browsers but not on IE(8) :
doSomething is not called.
Am I missing something ? Is there a way to get it work ?
Thanks
Guillaume
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