I've got a strange problem on Firefox that seems not to happen on Safari.
There's a table with a set of rows, each one of which has it's own onclick and ondblclick events. When one of the objects is double-clicked, it fires first the onclick associated function (as expected), where another row (different from the one double-clicked) is deleted. Afterwards, the function associated with dblclick won't fire.
If I comment the line which removes the row (not the one clicked, as I said, but another one), then both the onclick and ondblclick events will fire... I attach you the code for both event functions:
ret.onclick = function(){
// Trigger click event
var evt = arguments[0] || window.event;
self.signalClick(evt.target || evt.srcElement);
if(elem == this.selected) return;
if(self.selected != null){
// Set list element to not selected
var telem = document.getElementById(self.getChildID(self.selected['id']));
telem.setAttribute('class', 'gui_list_uselected');
// Remove previously selected element summary
var telemexp = document.getElementById(self.getChildID(self.selected['id']) + '_exp');
if(telemexp) telemexp.parentNode.removeChild(telemexp); // FAULTY LINE!
}
ret.setAttribute('class', 'gui_list_selected');
self.selected = elem;
// Add element summary to the list
appendAfter(ret, self.drawSummary(elem));
};
ret.ondblclick = function(){
// Trigger double click event
var evt = arguments[0] || window.event;
self.signalDblClick(evt.target || evt.srcElement);
};
