do it 2 times???

[checkmate]

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<script type="text/javascript">

function blurEvent()
{
test();
return false
}

function clickEvent()
{
test()
return false;
}

function test()
{
    alert("you are wrong");
}

</script>

when there is a onblur Event on a text , it will run blurEvent(), when I press a button it will run the clickEvent,but when I click the text and then click the button(onclick+onblur) it gives me one alert(because the return false) by IE, but when I use the FireFox , it gives me 2 alerts(firefox dose not know return false ??).....
I just want to receive only one alert.... does anyone help me ??
(forgive my poor English make it is not clear....)

[Rakuli]

When you place return false in a function it does not stop execution of queued up events.. It only stops execution of that function... In this regard, IE is actually doing the wrong thing - it should display both alerts...

You could try setting if you wanted to be a certain amount of time between alerts, you could try something like this... It will only display an alert if the last one was more than 1 second ago

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<script type="text/javascript">

function blurEvent()
{
test();
return false
}

function clickEvent()
{
test()
return false;
}

var waitForMe = false; // this will tell us if there was an alert recently
function test()
{
    if (!waitForMe){
    alert("you are wrong");
    waitForMe = true; // set this to true so the alert won't run again until waitForMe is false
    }
setTimeout('waitForMe=false', 1000); // set back to false after one second.
}

</script>

[alexgeek]

Isn't there a missing semi-colon? Shouldn't it be:

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function clickEvent()
{
test();
return false;
}