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Mupolan
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| Hello all ... any idea how to reliably capture the mouse leaving the browser window so I can cancel my drag and drop? |
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autos06
Joined: 13 May 2006
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| Look how scriptaculous solved it. |
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Mupolan
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| autos06, looks like they didn't solve it, on their site I drag an object, move the mouse out of the window, release the mouse button, and then move the mouse back into the window and I'm still dragging with no mouse buttons down |
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autos06
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Okey  |
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ovigo22
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| Google, baby. it's all about google. |
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autos06
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I dont know if the cursor position will move each pixel at a time, or jump several pixels at a time, but maybe looking constantly to see if pixelposition == windowwidth-1 ?
Or look through specs. see if anything triggers specificaly when moving out of a window (maybe propretary, both IE and firefox have loads)
I ment, "maybe look if cursor position == windowwidth-1 (then the same for top, left and bottom) |
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Mupolan
Joined: 30 May 2006
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Looks like there is an ie onmouseleave but I can't find an ff equivalent
Yes, that might work |
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autos06
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Mupolan
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Thanks, will read it
You could work around it with onkeypress |
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