In jQuery, is there a way to manually propagate an event onto a DOM object?
<p>I know the mouseenter is coded such that it propagates mouseover to all the elements within the DOM that it is bound to.</p>

<p>So, like the question states, is there a way to manually apply this propagation to other elements that are separate from the DOM, which I bound the mouseenter event to.</p>

<p>The function, $.stopPropagation(), stops the propagation but is there an applyPropagationTo like function?</p>

<p><strong>Here is the scenario:</strong></p>

<p>Say I have a div, class=divCON. I have a absolute positioned div appended to the body, called divHOV, which is hid. When I mouseenter divCON, divHOV becomes visible and follows my mouse when I am within divCON.</p>

<p>I want it so that when my mouse is moving within divCON, the mouse tends to enter divHOV if the browser is slow to reposition the divHOV while moving the mouse. I want it so that I can propagate divHOV's mouseenter onto divCON so that a mouseleave event is not trigger when I go on divHOV.</p>

<p>jsFiddle: <a href="http://jsfiddle.net/vuxcR/" rel="nofollow">http://jsfiddle.net/vuxcR/</a></p>

<p>Note how when the mouse enters divHOV, it mouseleaves the divCON. I want it so that when it does not mouseleave divCON when I enter divHOV. </p>
