DragEvent.startDrag = function(e,dlyr) {
....
e.defaultValue = false;
e.bubble = de.bubble;
//dlyr._dyndoc.addEventListener(DragEvent.docListener);
dlyr.invokeEvent("dragstart",de);
}
fix the issue. That code was in dynapi2 with this variation:
e.cancelBrowserEvent();
e.setBubble(de.bubble);
I did test in the other browsers, and it doesn't seems to break anything. As far as i can tell, the e.defaultValue isn't used in the mouse events.
Benoit
On Friday, February 28, 2003, at 03:03 PM, Raymond Irving wrote:
Are you using Mac or Windows? Do you have the latest
code from cvs?
In windows the drag works fine. But I'll double check
it to make sure.
--
Raymond Irving
--- Benoit Marchant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi-------------------------------------------------------
Try the drag example in dynapi3 with Netscape 4. The
layer only move
when you release the mouse, and not continuously.
Somehow
DragEvent.docListener.onmousemove isn't called,
which means I guess
that no event happens on the document itself.
Can someone confirm this ?
Benoit
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