A potentially faulty "too much recursion" error in jQuery 1.4.2
<p>I think this may be a "false positive", but I could be wrong. I have the following script and it's crashing on one line with a "too much recursion" error:</p>

<pre><code>var Win, Doc;
var Content, Blackout;

$(function () {
    Win = $(window);
    Doc = $(document);

    Content = $("#Content");
    Blackout = $("#Blackout");

    Content.bind("resize", function () {
        Content.css({
            minHeight: ((Win.height() - Content.position().top) - 20)
        })

        Blackout.trigger("resize"); // &lt;- this is where the error appears
                                    //    to be triggering
    }).trigger("resize");

    Blackout.css({
        opacity: .2
    }).bind("resize", function () {
        Blackout.css({
            height: Content.innerHeight(),
            width: Content.innerWidth()
        });
    }).bind("click", function () {
        $("div.Wizard:visible").trigger("hide");
    }).trigger("resize");

    Win.bind("resize", function () {
        Content.trigger("resize");
    });
});
</code></pre>

<p>From reading the other topics on this, I can only assume that once <code>Blackout.trigger("resize")</code> is called, it will query <code>Content</code> via the <code>innerHeight()</code> function which Firefox/Firebug could be interpreting as recursion and thus crashing it. I could be wrong, but that's what I've come up with.</p>

<p>Either way, I would appreciate some help on this.</p>
