HTML5 dragleave fired when hovering a child element?

You can fix it in Firefox with a little inspiration from the jQuery source code.

You can fix it in Firefox with a little inspiration from the jQuery source code: dragleave: function(e) { var related = e. RelatedTarget, inside = false; if (related! == this) { if (related) { inside = jQuery.

Contains(this, related); } if (!inside) { $(this). RemoveClass('red'); } } } Unfortunately it doesn't work in Chrome because relatedTarget appears not to exist on dragleave events, and I assume you're working in Chrome because your example did't work in Firefox. Here's a version with the above code implemented.

Thanks a lot, but indeed it's Chrome I'm trying to solve this problem in. – pimvdb Aug 19 at 9:54 1 @pimvdb I see you've logged a bug, I'll just leave a reference to it here in case anyone else comes across this answer. – robertc Aug 19 at 13:58 I did indeed, but I forgot to add a link to it here.

Thanks for doing that. – pimvdb Aug 19 at 14:00.

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