IE6: affectation d'événement de changement jQuery aux contrôles

Question

J'ai donc ma nifty fonction qui détecte les changements pour moi sous une forme:

function EnableChangeDetection(eForm) { 

    // One of the nice benefits of this change detection is that we don't have 
    // to keep an additional array of previous values to compare. Also we 
    // don't have to worry about applying global unformatting for comparison 
    // and formatting back 

    // For each input control 
    $("#" + eForm + " :input") 
    // Add a change event that will trigger if the form has been changed 
     .one("change", function() { 

      $.jGrowl("Change detected..."); 

      // Flag the form with an IsDirty class 
      $("#" + eForm) 
       .attr("class", "IsDirty") 

      // Now remove the event handler from all the elements 
      // since you don't need it any more. 
      $("#" + eForm + " :input") 
       .unbind("change"); 
     }); 
} 

Le problème est que ce changement des fonctions incendies incohérente pour les entrées non TextBox (checkboxs et de la radio boutons) dans IE. Fonctionne très bien partout ailleurs bien sûr ...

Answer 1

Voici mon solution qui a travaillé ...

function EnableChangeDetection(eForm) { 

    // One of the nice benefits of this change detection is that we don't have 
    // to keep an additional array of previous values to compare. Also we 
    // don't have to worry about applying global unformatting for comparison 
    // and formatting back 

    // IE6 Workaround: onchange events need a blur event to properly fire 
    $("#" + eForm + " :input[type='checkbox'], input[type='radio']") 
     .one("click", function() { $(this).get(0).blur(); }) 

    // For each input control 
    $("#" + eForm + " :input") 
     // Add a change event that will trigger if the form has been changed 
     .one("change", function() { 

      $.jGrowl("Change detected..."); 

      // Flag the form with an IsDirty class 
      $("#" + eForm) 
       .attr("class", "IsDirty") 

      // Now remove the event handler from all the elements 
      // since you don't need it any more. 
      $("#" + eForm + " :input") 
       .unbind("change"); 
     }); 
}