Chapter 15.2.3. Using MochiKit’s Cross-Browser Event Objects
Over the years, browsers have become more standards compliant and just overall more compatible. However, there are still a number of areas in which you’re likely to get bitten by compatibility issues. Events are one of those areas. If you’re writing code that takes in a browser event object, you’ll likely want to refer to Peter-Paul Koch’s quirksmode.org site, which offers JavaScript Event Compatibility tables. Those tables are invaluable at figuring out which parts of the event object will tell you what you need to know for each browser.
Lucky for us, however, when you are using MochiKit.Signal, you’re not using a browser event object. You’re getting MochiKit’s own ...
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