My Apologies

I recognize that I was really badly informed when I gave my oppinions in 
this topic.
Now I studied a little more and all that I had to know is that *the last 
argument controls if the events from the children elements will be 
captured or not*.
This last argument with TRUE means: yes, I want to listen to the 
children events too, and FALSE means: no thanks, only capture events on 
this object where I added the listener and DON'T listen to its children 
events.
I just still don't find much use to the TRUE option.
I confess I have been using it (true) without knowing enough and things 
just happened fine because IE and Firefox really doesn't follow this DOM 
rule yet.
My sincere apologies.

I rewrote the test page to show the problem better:
Now with a question mark (?) added to the end of the url you test that 
function with FALSE and without the (?), you test it with TRUE.

http://dosergio.kit.net/test_LOAD_events.htm