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As many pointed out, I was wrong. An empty return doesn't equal a false return. Neither does jQuery interpret a return of undefined as a stopPropagation, as th
by lukashed 13y ago
As many pointed out, I was wrong. An empty return doesn't equal a false return.
Neither does jQuery interpret a return of undefined as a stopPropagation, as this fiddle shows:
http://jsfiddle.net/6UGN8/ http://jsfiddle.net/6UGN8/
- scotth 13y agoHave you been explicitly returning true all this time?