> > Denis Bohm wrote: > ... > > > "A text selection operation starts when all of the following occur:" > > > ... > > > "- no links or events have been assigned to the 'text' , 'tspan' or > > > 'textPath' , element(s) (or their ancestors) associated with the given > > > glyph." > > > > That by the way is a really annoying requirement (they don't even > > specify what they mean by 'events' - mutation events? onload events?). > > I agree. Seems like it would be much better to remove that part of the > specification (and just note that the pointer-events attribute can be used > to enable/disable text selection).
The pointer-events="none" worked great for that specific case where I had a rectangle behind the text that then got the event. I have another case where I have some text that the user can drag around (using some onmouse handlers). The pointer-events="none" doesn't work in that case - the onmouse handlers aren't called. Is there any way to just disable text selection and keep mouse event handlers working? Denis --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
