[Javascript] Onmousemove event
Peter Brunone
peter at brunone.com
Tue Jul 27 13:23:11 CDT 2004
Shouldn't your else statement have braces as well? That is, this
else
document.onmousemove = mouse_move;
should be this:
else {
document.onmousemove = mouse_move;
}
...or is that not necessary for one-liners?
Original Message:
>From: "Iztok Polanic" <iztok.polanic at amis.net>
>Hi!
>
>Me again. I hope this time without quarrell. :) Below is a script which
>works find in IE but not so good in Firefox.
>
>var IE = document.all ? true : false;
>
>if (!IE) {
> window.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEMOVE);
> window.onmousemove = mouse_move;
>} else
> document.onmousemove = mouse_move;
>
>function mouse_move(e) {
> if (IE) {
> tempX = event.clientX;
> tempY = event.clientY;
> } else {
> tempX = e.pageX;
> tempY = e.pageY;
> }
>
> // lay
> leftPos = document.getElementById('lay').offsetLeft;
> topPos = document.getElementById('lay').offsetTop;
> sirinaPos = document.getElementById('myrange').offsetWidth;
> visinaPos = document.getElementById('myrange').offsetHeight;
>
> if(tempX >= leftPos && tempX <= (leftPos + sirinaPos) && tempY >=
>topPos && tempY <= (topPos + visinaPos))
> document.getElementById('lay').style.display = 'none';
> else
> document.getElementById('lay').style.display = '';
>}
>
>In Firefox the picture is displaying and dissapiring. Why? How can this be
>fixed?
>
>Bye,
>
>Iztok
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