Tests (Simulate): Make the blur event async to deal with IE's native blur being async.

(cherry picked from commit 183d6a00df)
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Scott González 2011-11-01 16:35:49 -04:00
parent 069c645403
commit aa9ca2ba84

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@ -194,18 +194,23 @@ $.extend( $.simulate.prototype, {
element.bind( "blur", trigger ); element.bind( "blur", trigger );
element[ 0 ].blur(); element[ 0 ].blur();
// Some versions of IE don't actually .blur() on an element - so we focus the body // blur events are async in IE
if ( element[ 0 ].ownerDocument.activeElement === element[ 0 ] ) { setTimeout(function() {
element[ 0 ].ownerDocument.body.focus(); // IE won't let the blur occur if the window is inactive
} if ( element[ 0 ].ownerDocument.activeElement === element[ 0 ] ) {
element[ 0 ].ownerDocument.body.focus();
}
if ( !triggered ) { // Firefox won't trigger events if the window is inactive
focusoutEvent = $.Event( "focusout" ); // IE doesn't trigger events if we had to manually focus the body
focusoutEvent.preventDefault(); if ( !triggered ) {
element.trigger( focusoutEvent ); focusoutEvent = $.Event( "focusout" );
element.triggerHandler( "blur" ); focusoutEvent.preventDefault();
} element.trigger( focusoutEvent );
element.unbind( "blur", trigger ); element.triggerHandler( "blur" );
}
element.unbind( "blur", trigger );
}, 1 );
} }
}); });