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Tag: mouse

Make mouse cursor custom image change onclick

First, I am building a website on cargo. There’s html editor but I don’t think it works that well along with the site builder itself. I want my custom image mouse cursor image change while it’s on click. I’ve got three problems here: I can’t set my default cursor to image. (It was successful in cargo but I don’t know

Detect mouse direction – JavaScript

This is how I detect the mouse direction and it works so good but it works only on Chrome, how I can make this compatible with other browsers (Firefox, Opera and at least ie8+ or ie9+). No jQuery please. Answer Stick with pageX and define oldx in a higher scope, otherwise it’s always zero FIDDLE

Detect touchpad vs mouse in Javascript

Is there any way to detect if the client is using a touchpad vs. a mouse with Javascript? Or at least to get some reasonable estimate of the number of users that use touchpads as opposed to mice? Answer In the general case, there is no way to do what you want. ActiveX might allow you to see and examine

Track mouse speed with JS

What’s the best way to track the mouse speed with plain JS/JQuery? I’d like to track how fast a user moves the mouse in all directions (up/down/left/right). Answer Sparklines has a nifty example of tracking mouse movement and graphing it. Their code is available in the source of their site starting at line 315. Simple and effective. Here is the

JS Busy loading indicator ignore middle click

My busy loading indicator basically works by detecting clicks. However, I just noted that when I middle click an item, it opens a link in a new tab and then the loading indicator shows up forever. How can I tell JS to ignore the middle mouse button? Answer You can try to, but it won’t work very well with all

Firing DOM mouse events programmatically from JavaScript

Is it possible to programmatically fire mouse events in DOM? My sample case would be the following: Whenever the user clicks the div over an iframe, I would like to somehow propagate the event to the iframe, too. (Here we assume that the iframe src is in the same domain.) Answer Whilst you can inject events into browsers’ event-handling systems

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