dojo.html.getEventTarget acts differently in Safari

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In Moz & IE, clicking on a plaintext node sends the click event to the containing element (for instance a <div> or <span>). In Safari the event goes to the text node itself. This causes the dojo.html.getEventTarget() function to give different results in the different browsers.

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In order to equalize the results, getEventTarget() should check the nodeType of event.srcElement. If the nodeType == 3, then event.srcElement.parentNode should be returned instead. Example code:

function getEventTargetSafariSafe(evt){
	if(!evt) { evt = window.event || {} };
	if(evt.srcElement) {
		return (evt.srcElement.nodeType == 3 ? evt.srcElement.parentNode : evt.srcElement);
	} else if(evt.target) {
		return evt.target;
	}
	return null;
}

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Example html which displays the problem described in the ticket

[alex]

targeting to correct milestone

[sjmiles]

rev #3677

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Milestone 0.3release deleted