Shouldn't "return false;" in an event handler prevent other jQuery handlers from running? That's how I understand the docs.

Currently, code like this

$(".ensureLoggedIn").click(function (event) {

console.log("test1");

return false;

}).click(function() {

console.log("test2");

});

prints "test1" followed by "test2". Which is not surprising given that handle() in jQuery calls preventDefault and stopPropagation but doesn't stop the handler invocation loop. If you add "break;" after the call to stopPropagation in handle(), I only get "test1" and not "test2".