Dave,
This sounds really sweet. How did you define the values for wheelDeltaX
and wheelDeltaY?
erik
Dave Hyatt wrote:
Safari in the latest Tiger update supports WinIE's mouse wheel system.
We also have a wheelDeltaX and wheelDeltaY so that horizontal wheeling
can be supported. I had
Erik Arvidsson wrote:
Chris Griego wrote:
Currently the only way to capture and use the mouse wheel on the web
is within the Macromedia Flash v7 plugin which added event handling
for the mouse wheel.
That's incorrect. Both IE (since 5.5?) and Mozilla supports this.
Unfortunately they do it
Dave Hyatt wrote:
Safari in the latest Tiger update supports WinIE's mouse wheel
system.
Mozilla uses addEventListener[1], which is in DOM 2 and DOM 3. (DOM
3 even adds addEventListenerNS for different namespaces.) By contrast,
IE uses attachEvent, which is proprietary and doesn't allow
Mikko Rantalainen wrote:
I assume that in the future, mouse wheels will not have huge discrete
steps anymore. So moving towards px is required. However, the page
setting will be preferred by some and it cannot be cleanly emulated with
a single px value so we need an unit in addition. Also, I
We actually have not implemented wheelX and wheelY yet... we just did
wheelDelta. So the other two are open for specifying. :)
dave
On Jun 21, 2005, at 8:09 AM, Matthew Raymond wrote:
Dave Hyatt wrote:
Safari in the latest Tiger update supports WinIE's mouse wheel
system.
Chris Griego wrote:
Currently the only way to capture and use the mouse wheel on the web
is within the Macromedia Flash v7 plugin which added event handling
for the mouse wheel.
That's incorrect. Both IE (since 5.5?) and Mozilla supports this.
Unfortunately they do it in different ways.
IE:
Safari in the latest Tiger update supports WinIE's mouse wheel
system. We also have a wheelDeltaX and wheelDeltaY so that
horizontal wheeling can be supported. I had planned to propose this
at some point but hadn't gotten around to it yet.
dave
On Jun 20, 2005, at 3:01 PM, Erik
