The story goes like that, when you have an elements kinda like
that
<div class="one">
one text
<div class="two">
second text
<div class="three">
third text
</div>
</div>
</div>
And when we hook up the first div with UJS
"div.one".onClick(function() {
console.log(this.getClass());
});
It works only if you click on the div.one itself
and doesn't if you click on inner elements. Which is kinda annoying
and a bit unexpected, because when you hook events directly to an
element, all the inner element clicks bubble and got caught at the
basic element level.
So we need kinda investigate what what. I think that would be a
good idea if UJS in RightJS will work with nested elements the same
way as it does with normal elements, be we need to check if we
won't screw people over with such a change and plus we need to
check how fast it is, because in current implementation we match
the target element only, but if we go with nested ones as well,
then we will have to check all the parent elements as well which
might get pretty slow.
