Clicking anywhere generates JS warnings in Firefox iff a dropdown menu is present

[qdelettre]

I create another issue about this problem, as it is still not solved.
See #5566

The JS warning is
Empty string passed to getElementById().
elem = document.getElementById( match[2] );

I use FF 19.0.2 with twitter bootstrap 2.3.0 or 2.3.1 and still clicking anywhere makes a warning in firebug.

Have i missed something ?

[cvrebert]

Could you make an updated jsFiddle to demonstrate?

[qdelettre]

As in #5566 with latests jquery and bootstrap, http://jsfiddle.net/pZT5W/5/ reproduce the error.

[NetserveMalta]

I have exactly the same problem... BS 2.3.1 and jQuery 1.9.1

[Merg1255]

issue is valid.

[colapiombo]

i have the same problem problem

BS v2.2.2 and jQuery 1.8.3

[edragame]

Same issue.
BS 2.3.0 JQuery 1.9.1

[c0achmcguirk]

Issue is legit. Firefox 20.0, FireBug 1.11.2, JQuery 1.9.1, BS 2.3.1

[ghost]

Same issue.

[justindarc]

I am also experiencing the same issue. Firefox 19.0.2 on Mac OS X 10.8.3, jQuery 1.9.1

[shishirmk]

I am facing the same problem on FF 20, jQuery 1.8.3 , Boostrap 2.3.0

[cvrebert]

Thanks, I think we have quite sufficient confirmation now.

[BenjaminRH]

Experiencing this problem. FF 20 on Ubuntu 13.04, jQuery 1.8.3, Bootstrap 2.3.1.

[shishirmk]

Just sent a pull request to fix this bug. #7692

[MrUpsidown]

Great. Hope this will get a fix soon by BS team.

[mdo]

Just pushed a 2.3.2 patch that I believe addresses this.

[jason-slack]

I am still experiencing this problem even using bootstrap 2.3.2

[cvrebert]

@jason-slack: See #7692. It'll be fixed in v3; they aren't going to do anything about it in v2.

[albertmatyi]

A possible solution is not to use <a>nchors with href="#" property which is still valid. Then these warnings will stop to appear.

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