为什么 IE8 在页面加载时运行 jQuery.click 函数？

Question

$('.consejosTab').live("click", function(){
    window.location = 'http://encuentratrabajoonline.es/consejos/';
    console.log('clicked')
});

Can anyone explain to me what this code is being initialized on page load, but only in IE8? I've disabled all triggers and confirmed that there are no other click functions being run that could be interfering with this. This code sits within a document.ready, and is the only click function that seems to trigger on the page load.

EDIT:

In an interesting twist, in IE8 the event.target for the click function is the window. In IE8 it returns as the URL for the page, but in everything else it appears as the actual element that it was clicked on?

Answer 1

A good way to troubleshoot this is to log the element that was clicked.

$('.consejosTab').live("click", function(evt){
    console.log(evt.target);
});

You will then be able to see what element is being clicked (and the page won't reload). I assume you have more than one element labeled consejosTab.

You can also put a breakpoint on that console.log line, and browse through the call stack.