Seems to work for me in FF, IE, Chrome, and Safari.

the bind function in jquery 1.3.2 works if you bind a 'reset' event, but there is no function reset() but there is a submit() function.

the line 3093 in jquery dev version should also list 'reset' as a possible function. Also, the documentation event documentation (http://docs.jquery.com/Events) should be updated to list the new reset function.

Also, it seems that jquery doesn't care if you try to bind a 'submit' even on an element other than a 'form'. Is that normal ? I would have taught that jquery would warn the user that it's incorrect.

Please attach a test case that demonstrates the problem.

There is nothing wrong with attaching a "submit" event to any element, because code can always

.trigger("submit")

jQuery does not have shortcuts for all event types, just the most popular. There is not a corresponding .reset() short-cut. You must use .bind() or create a .reset() plugin.

$.fn.reset = function( fn ) {
    return fn ? this.bind( "reset", fn ) : this.trigger("reset");
};