I've updated CVS with the fix. I order to make it compatible with dragging
i use a timeout so when you drag something you don't receive a click when
you release the layer. The only problem with this is that if you click on a
layer that cancels mouse events and hold your mouse, when you release it
you won't get your click as the timeout has expired.
This is as good as I've been able to get it so far.
Jordi Ministral wrote:
> The most NS4 complains lately is about clicks being cancelled when
> something is maka dragable. This is because event cancellation: this we
> all know. If either mousedown or mouseup was cancelled, netscape does
> not generate its click event ( something, that inspite of being
> annoying, does make sense, since Netscape didn't know of the mousedown,
> and without mousedown there is no click ).
>
> Cancelling mouse events in the drag extension is OK. As well as it
> happens with the label widget somewhere ( I think ). The proper way of
> fixing this is having our mouse.js keep track of cancelled mousedowns
> and mouseups so it generates a click when the browser does not. Please
> don't think of modifying widgets or extensions or pieces of your own
> code. If an event does not work ok, the place to fix that is in the
> API's event code. The API should provide a robust event code, we should
> avoid any other checks outside it.
>
> I'll try to do it today.
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