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#10437 closed bug (invalid)

Opened October 06, 2011 01:26PM UTC

Closed October 21, 2011 08:04AM UTC

Last modified April 02, 2012 02:54PM UTC

.remove() method used on cloned [.clone(true)] element unbind events from original element

Reported by: bumper Owned by: bumper
Priority: low Milestone: None
Component: manipulation Version: 1.6.4
Keywords: Cc:
Blocked by: Blocking:
Description

hi,

I find this annoying bug.

When I clone element with ".clone(true)" method, then I remove it with ".remove()", it unbind all events from original element.

When ".detach()" was used for removing it's ok, but it shouldn't work that way.

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Changed October 06, 2011 01:30PM UTC by rwaldron comment:1

component: unfiled → manipulation
owner: → bumper
priority: undecided → low
status: new → pending

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Changed October 21, 2011 08:04AM UTC by trac-o-bot comment:2

resolution: → invalid
status: pending → closed

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Changed April 02, 2012 09:00AM UTC by allan.jardine@sprymedia.co.uk comment:3

I've just stumbled across this as well. I've created a JSFiddle which shows the issue: http://jsfiddle.net/2jFDd/2/ .

Note that this problem occurs only in IE6/7 and only if you use the DOM method cloneNode - it does not occur if you use $().clone. IE8+ and all other browsers appear to get this right, so it looks to me that internally when cloning nodes IE is keeping a reference to the original :-(.

Changed April 02, 2012 02:54PM UTC by dmethvin comment:4

If you use oldIE DOM.cloneNode() directly then yes, that will circumvent all the hard work jQuery does for you under the covers. So don't do that.