I have an absolutely-positioned div, and I’m trying to keep track of when the mouse moves over it, and when the mouse leaves. Unfortunately clicking on the text in the box occasionally triggers the mouseleave event. DEMO: js fiddle How can I prevent this? JS HTML CSS Answer This seems to be a bug (I could reproduce it in Chrome
Tag: mouseevent
Event listener conflict between jQuery and OpenLayers
The application is a web map (OpenLayers 2) on which one can open dialog boxes by clicking certain features. Dialog boxes are handled with jQuery-ui. The Bug: On resizing a dialog, if the user drags the cursor too quickly, the cursor outpaces the size updating of the dialog. Normally this would require pretty jerky movements, but due to just how
how to implement mousemove while mouseDown pressed js
I have to implement mouse move event only when mouse down is pressed. I need to execute “OK Moved” only when mouse down and mouse move. I used this code Answer Use the mousemove event. From mousemove and mouseover jquery docs: The mousemove event is sent to an element when the mouse pointer moves inside the element. The mouseover event
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
javascript mouse events
Is there a way in javascript to make it so that an “onclick” works for all members of a particular class? So if I have objects A and B that are both of type X, clicking on either of them will call the same function? But that function should only work on whichever of A or B was called, not
Mouse event weirdness
Here is the Greasemonkey script I’m working on (source below): http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/69722 You can test it out on this page: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum/35 Hover over a thread title and a div appears with a preview. The weird thing is, when you move your mouse around on the div, the mouseout event is getting fired for some reason. Anyone have any ideas as to
Capture mouse position on setInterval() in Javascript
I have a function in Javascript that moves one div depending on the mouse position. This function is set on a setInterval() function and executed every second. I need to capture the mouse position like this: Ps: I cannot use the mousemove event because the function must be executed even if the mouse is stopped. Answer The only time that