Jquery mouseout Infinite Call problem

<div id= "Xinwen_bottom"  class= "Xinwen_bottom" ><div id= "Xinwen_msg_bground"  class= "Xinwen_msg_bground" ></div><div id= "xinwen_msg"  class= "xinwen_msg" ><div id= " Xinwen_msg_left " class=" Xinwen_msg_left "><a id=" Xinwen_desc " class=" Xinwen_desc ">< Strong> copyright law has changed </strong></a></div><div id= "Xinwen_msg_right"  class= "xinwen_msg _right "><a href=" # " onclick=" Return false "></a><a href= "#"  onclick= "Return false" ></a><a href= "#"  onclick= "Return false" >< Img class num=4 src= "Pic/news/circle.jpg"  onmouseover= "News_tiny_selector (4)" ></a ><a href= "#"  onclick= "Return false" ></a><a href=" # " onclick=" Return false "></a><a  href= "#"  onclick= "Return false" ></a></div></div></div>

HTML code as above, is ready to do when the mouse hover in the xinwen_bottom when the screen does not perform interval, when the mouse moved out of xinwen_bottom time to continue to perform setinterval time for the picture carousel, before the code is as follows:

$ ("Div.xinwen_bottom"). Mouseout (function () {alert (1); });

Discover Infinite trigger mouseout.

It is found that mouseout is not only used for this element, but also for child and grandchild elements, so it will be triggered indefinitely. Problem solving after switching to MouseLeave

$ ("Div.xinwen_bottom"). MouseLeave (function () {alert (1); });

Summary: Mouseout acts on this and child elements as well as the grandchild element. MouseLeave is used only for this element.

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Jquery mouseout Infinite Call problem