Hi Michel,

You obviously can't change the order in which event fire, neither can you 'predict' in div1.mouseout() that div2.mouseover() will execute.

You might try a workaround where the div1.mouseout() handler execution is delayed for a couple of milliseconds and div2.mouseover() sets a flag; div1.mouseout() can check for this flag to decide what to do; the issue is how you make sure this flag is reset.

If you can make sure that no other elements sits between the 2 divs (eg. by overlapping), you can try to use event.relatedTarget in div2.mouseover():

jQuery('#div2').mouseover(function(ev){
  if (ev && ev.relatedTarget && ev.relatedTarget.id && ev.relatedTarget.id === 'div1') ev.relatedTarget.method();
  ...
});

>I have two div next to each other. When the second div is reached, I need to execute that code prior to the code that leaves the other div.
>
>So, I have onmouseover and onmouseout events. However, the onmouseout event of the first div always executes before the onmouseover of the next div.
>
>So, I need to find a way to structure that so the onmouseout of the first div will be smart enough to know it sits over the second div so I can cancel some code in the onmouseout of the first div in such circumstance.