Interference of mouse events within a SwapView on Firefox

[schwicht]

Consider this minimal example: ​http://jsfiddle.net/h3WXX/1/

Steps to reproduce on Firefox:

• Click Item1 and drag it to the left

Observed behavior:

• View is swapped to the second page.
• Click event that is attached to Item1 is fired.

Expected behavior (as on e.g. Chrome):

• View is only swapped to the second page.

[Adrian Vasiliu]

I tried your jsfiddle with FF 33.0 and 33.0.2 on Windows 7, and I do not reproduce. Just clicking the list item I get the alert as expected, while draging the list item to the left i just get the view transition, not the alert.

Your jsfiddle is configured to use Dojo nightly. I changed it into 1.9.4 and it still works. Since there's no Dojo 1.9.3 (the version you've mentioned in the ticket) choice on jsfiddle, I tried it with my local install of 1.9.3. It worked too. Finally, I notice the jsfiddle does not require dojox/mobile/deviceTheme (it should). I added it, and it still worked.

Please confirm your exact Dojo version, and also the exact version of Firefox and computer OS.

[schwicht]

I can confirm that this bug does not occur with Windows 7, FF 33.1. However, I can reproduce this bug on Windows 8, FF 33.1 with Dojo 1.10.1, 1.9.4, and nightly.

[schwicht]

I tried another machine with Windows 8 and FF 33.1.1 and could not successfully reproduce it. The problem still occurs on my machine (Win8, FF 33.1.1), even in safe mode.

[Adrian Vasiliu]

Thanks for the update. Hm, so with the same FF and Windows versions it would reproduce on one machine but not on another machine with the same browser and OS versions... Is this about Win 8.0.x? or Win 8.1? Any of the machines has touch sensitive screen? Can you try to make sure both machines have the latest Windows updates?

[Adrian Vasiliu]

Also, do you run on both machines with Metro? without Metro? Is any of them a Win RT version?

[dylan]

Given that no one has shown interest in creating a patch in more than a year, I'm closing this as patchwelcome. Please let us know if you would like to get involved in helping make this change to Dojo!