'change' event doesn't fired in some browsers when it bubles

[[email protected]…]

Browsers: Opera 11 and earlier, old Firefox

when attaching 'change' event on parent of input fields with 'on()' function, it doesn't fires

See the testcase ​http://jsfiddle.net/alekole/Je7Kq/

in version 1.8 it works

[m_gol]

According to:
​http://jquery.com/browser-support/[[BR]] old Firefox & Opera versions are not supported. What's old today could have been new when jQuery 1.8 came out so it was supported back then.

Nearly no one uses old Opera & Firefox versions anyway so why pay attention to them?

[[email protected]…]

So, according to browser support, 11 Opera declared as supported (12 - current version)

Replying to m_gol:

According to:
​http://jquery.com/browser-support/[[BR]] old Firefox & Opera versions are not supported. What's old today could have been new when jQuery 1.8 came out so it was supported back then.

Nearly no one uses old Opera & Firefox versions anyway so why pay attention to them?

[scottgonzalez]

Replying to [email protected]…:

So, according to browser support, 11 Opera declared as supported (12 - current version)

That's not how we treat Opera versions. We read an Opera version as x.yz Where x.y is a major version. So 12.1x is current and 12.0x is current - 1.

Safari is handled in a similar fashion.

[timmywil]

I think we should take a look and know the problem regardless.

[amercier]

I tried both Fiddles ​http://jsfiddle.net/alekole/Je7Kq/ and ​http://jsfiddle.net/amercier/c6z3s/ with all Firefox versions (thanks to Utilu MFC) and here are the results:

• Firefox <= 8 failing
• Firefox 9+ passing

According to ​http://jquery.com/browser-support/ only Firefox < 10ESR are not supported anymore but you should consider fixing this as some companies may still be running old versions of Firefox, such as 3.6.

Best regards.

[m_gol]

Firefox 3.6 is long EOL'd and it doesn't even work with jQuery 2.0, I doubt we want to care about it. If a company wants to use a long obsolete and insecure browser, they can use an old jQuery version IMO.

[markelog]

By HTML5-specification, some IDL attributes should be initialized right away – ​http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/webappapis.html#event-handlers-on-elements,-document-objects,-and-window-objects

In old Firefox and in old Opera this doesn't happen, which affects on the support module, giving us:

jQuery.support.changeBubbles === false

As has already been said, we do not support these browsers, so i'm closing this ticket.