Question

I am working on menu to my website and I need to user over/out to show/hide submenu + animation.

I got the following code: http://jsfiddle.net/JyTPW/

When I mouseover "products" and then go to child element, the mouseout is triggered. I tried to fix it but I failed. I read all the posts about checking the reltarget and etc but still I failed to make it work.

我非常赞赏你的帮助。

Edit:
After long search I found Cross-browser event registration which provide mouseenter and mouseleave.
It fixed my problem.

Answer 1

Well, if you think about it, it is doing it as expected. But not as a programmer would like it. Microsoft went the way of doing what you wanted. Everyone else, didnt. The solution? Use jQuery and listen to the custom mousenter/mouseleave event

Answer 2

看看杂草来源(公开来源是最好的),你可以看看它们如何执行。

While some jQuery APIs are used inside the handler you can clearly see how it works. It checks the mouseover event object and checks if the relatedTarget is the element itself or a descendant. If it is, it calls the callback triggers mouseleave.

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