FIREFOX: 'accept' Button no click event

Problem: Firefox (OS X and Windows) does not fire the “click” event if one clicks the html ‘accept’ button.

Cause: The reason is that the DOM is not existing when the jQuery(document).ready()… function is compiled by Firefox. This problem does not affect Safari or Chrome.

Solution: Usage of jQuery(‘#elementID’).live(‘click’, function ()….); This ensures that the binding of events takes place now or in future during DOM creation (see also jQuery live or http://encosia.com/dont-let-jquerys-document-ready-slow-you-down/

Code snippet of a part of EU cookie law:
WRONG:
jQuery(“#pea_cook_btn, .eucookie”).click(function() { //
euCookieConsent();
});

WORKS PERFECT:
jQuery(“#pea_cook_btn, .eucookie”).live(‘click’, function () {
euCookieConsent();
});

Dear developer team, please correct your ‘scripts.js’ file as soon as possible, otherwise your plugin is useless at least under Firefox.

Best regards!

https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/eu-cookie-law/