Microsoft Edge: Onclick Event Stops Working?
Solution 1:
This is not a complete answer, as it doesn't address whyclick
events don't work, but I feel it belongs here, as my team and I were hopelessly stuck trying to find an answer to this question. It appears to be a bug in Edge, and every workaround we tried failed, until I stumbled upon @Come's comment above.
The solution was to change all of our click
events to mouseup
events, emulating the same behavior. For some reason mouseup
was triggered even when click
wasn't. mousedown
works as well, but mouseup
more-properly emulates click
.
var listenType = (navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf('edge') != -1) ? 'mouseup' : 'click';
// ...
$("#my_element").on(listenType, function()
{
// ...
}
Hopefully this helps someone!
Solution 2:
This is a bug in Edge.
What I've found is that it's related to both popping up a child window and rearranging(or modifying) tr's in a table.
To fix this, you have to force the table to redraw. You can do this by setting display:none before modifying the table, and then setting display:previousValue after changing it.
Hope this helps.
Solution 3:
My fix was to create a "hidden" input element and call focus on it which magically makes the clicks return.
Solution 4:
In my case, removing child elements bring this problem.
Therefore when I remove the element (including replace DOM by innerHTML), I make style.display = "none"
for the element before removing.
This resolves the issue.
For example, I use this function
functionremoveComponent(selector) {
$(selector).css("display", "none");
return $(selector).detach();
}
instead of
functionremoveComponent(selector) {
return $(selector).detach();
}
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