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Problem solved. Solution below.
It’s been long since I tried to do this in pure javascript without jquery, but take a look:
http://jsfiddle.net/agilius/mKmTA/2/
It’s a simple select list where double clicking an item moves it to the destination list. I wrote a bind function that detects if the object has addEventListener or attachEvent. jQuery does the same thing here https://github.com/robflaherty/jquery-annotated-source/blob/master/jquery-1.6.2/07-event.js#L118
Internet Explorer doesn’t think that “click” events happen on
<option>elements. Instead, they fire on the parent<select>.Also of course @SLaks noted the bug in the event handler “bind()” function.
edit — another problem you may have is that
thiswon’t be set for you in IE (I think; it’s not in IE8 anyway).