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Is there any reason why the mouseenter event is applied to targets option, while focusin event is hardcoded to 'li, or am I missing some vital functionality?
$menu.on('mouseenter.superfish',targets,over)
vs
$menu.on('focusin.superfish','li',over)
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You know… there may not be a good reason for that! It’s been so long since I’ve been familiar with this code but, at a glance, it does look like a bug. If you could confirm this and submit a pull request I’d be overjoyed to merge a fix. Thanks for the heads-up.
On 25 Feb 2019, at 12:31 am, Karl Ward ***@***.***> wrote:
Is there any reason why the mouseenter event is applied to targets option, while focusin event is hardcoded to 'li, or am I missing some vital functionality?
$menu.on('mouseenter.superfish', targets, over)
vs
$menu.on('focusin.superfish', 'li', over)
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Hi Joel, thanks for the fast reply! Messing around with some old code here myself, and stumbled upon an issue where focusin was being triggered for excluded items, although I'm not 100% sure it's "wrong" ... In my case, it simply crashes with custom behavior for excluded items that trigger on click (which also triggers focusin).
Initial tests showed nothing wrong in replacing 'li' with targets, but I probably won't make a pull request unless I fully understand the logic and test from various input devices.
Is there any reason why the
mouseenter
event is applied totargets
option, whilefocusin
event is hardcoded to'li
, or am I missing some vital functionality?vs
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