I haven't researched to find out if this can be done yet, and I have not had enough 
time to figure out all the inner workings of Dynapi yet, but I wonder if this would be 
possible.

Trap the mouse up event in Netscape(just the event, not the coordinates NS gives you), 
and then see if you can find out where the mouse is.

Now I don't recall if you can just tell where the mouse is at any given time, so this 
may need to be tied into the mouse move event, when a mouse down event occurs, you 
would track the position of the mouse, and continue for all the mouse move events 
until a mouse up event is triggered, and assume that the mouse up event is in the last 
position of the mouse move event.

Sometimes my ideas are more complex than it would be worth it to code, and I don't 
know that this is an exception, but maybe it will spark some new ideas.

Later,

Chris

|-----Original Message-----
|From: Michael Pemberton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 8:22 AM
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Dev] Mouse Events in IE
|
|
|I'm not sure if you understand the problem here.  NS4 will 
|NEVER give a mouseup
|event for a layer other than the mousedown event.  It simply 
|does not happen.
|
|

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