jQuery: live('focus') and live('blur') nested in a namespace not working in 1.3.2

I've got the following html

<input class="hasToolTip" type="text" value="meh"/>
<span class="tooltip" style="display: none;">tooltip here</span>

i'd like the tooltip to fade in when the input gets focus, so i created a namespace (it contains all my javascript for inputs/forms in the following way) with the correct method

var inputCommon = (function() {
    return {
        SetupToolTips: function() {
            $(".hasToolTip").live('focus', function() {
   开发者_运维百科             $(this).next(".tooltip").fadeIn();
            });
            $(".hasToolTip").live('blur', function() {
                $(this).next(".tooltip").fadeOut();
            });
        }
    };

})();

I then call it when the document is loaded

$(function() {
    inputCommon.SetupToolTips();
});

And... it doesn't work with jQuery 1.3.2. It works with 1.4.2 though, but i'm really ready to push a library change at the moment.

Any idea how i can have my cake (namespace!) and eat it too (live working!)?

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Not one to resist making a fool of myself, here is the explicit excerpt i had skipped, straight from the horse's mouth:

In jQuery 1.3.x only the following JavaScript events (in addition to custom events) could be bound with .live(): click, dblclick, keydown, keypress, keyup, mousedown, mousemove, mouseout, mouseover, and mouseup.

(...)

As of jQuery 1.4.1 even focus and blur work with live (mapping to the more appropriate, bubbling, events focusin and focusout).

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You can't really, not without some serious changes that would likely introduce more issues than upgrading to 1.4+ would. The event system got a huge overhaul in 1.4.2, and further refinements since then...your time would be much better spent on upgrading to jQuery 1.4+ than trying to work support for this into 1.3.x.

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You can always do it this way...

var inputCommon = (function() {
    return {
        SetupToolTips: function() {
            $(".hasToolTip").focus(function() {
                $(this).next(".tooltip").fadeIn();
            });
            $(".hasToolTip").blur(function() {
                $(this).next(".tooltip").fadeOut();
            });
        }
    };

})();

rather than using live.