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Scenario: display alert message onblur (or onchange) as a part of javascript field validation.
User action with onblur:
1) click inside input
2) click outside the input
3) close the alert message
4) move mouse around
Result: mousedown seems to be performed at the position where you clicked out before the alert came up -- elements on the page get selected when you move the mouse around.
Note: This doesn't happen when tabbing out of the input.
Demo: http://jsfiddle.net/s9sc4/
<body>
Click inside the input and then outside of it.
<input type="text" onblur="alert('Close this alert message and move the mouse around.');" />
TEST TEST TEST
</body>
Reproduced on:
Firefox 28 and 29
Platforms: Windows 7 & 8 and OSX Mavericks (4 different machines).
Using a clean Firefox profile made no difference.
QUESTION:
Is this a bug, or default behavior? Chrome, Safari and IE don't behave like this.
If it's as designed, do I need to do something with preventDefault or cancel bubbling/stop propagation after the alert to stop this behavior?
That's interesting. This feels like a bug. I did get around it be calling
setTimeout, and then callingalert:You can try to add:
This will solve your issue.
To answer your question: this seems to be a bug of FireFox and needs a workaround. What happens is FireFox messed up the priority of events where
focusis set first, prior toonblur. Browsers who don't have the bug will not fire the focus event when onblur occurs.DEMO