You're correct it's not yet inside CVS. I wan'ted to submit a few other fixes as well. This fix should make it's way into cvs over the weekend.
-- Raymond Irving --- "SourceForge.net" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Bugs item #762495, was opened at 2003-06-28 22:31 > Message generated for change (Comment added) made by > bs_php > You can respond by visiting: > https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=105757&aid=762495&group_id=5757 > > Category: DynAPI 3 API > Group: Unverified > Status: Open > Resolution: Fixed > Priority: 5 > Submitted By: Sam Blum (bs_php) > Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody) > Summary: Wrong position retured when page has been > scrolled down. > > Initial Comment: > Reproduced the bug in IE and Mozilla 1.3 > > To see the effect, open the dynapi example: > examples/dynapi.api.mouseevent.html > - You should see some colored layers that are > cascaded > in each > other in the middle of the page. > - On the left we have some links to turn > mouse-events > on and off. > - The debugger window should open as well. > > The page contains so much info, that a standard > scroll- > bar should appear on the right of the browser. If > not > make the browser window less high. > > Now do as follows: > A) Turn on the click/dblclick events for the blue > layer. > This is done by clicking on the > "Listen to click/dblclick events -> blue -> > on" > link (see the page) > > B) Then click on the blue layer top left corner and > look > at the output on the debugger window. It should > say > something like this: > "click blue xy=0,0 pXY=300,200 origin=blue" > > NOTE: > xy are the coordinates of the click on the blue > layer > relative to it's own top left corner. pXY are the > > absolute coordinates relative to the view (top > left > corner of the browser). > > C) Now scroll down a little and click again on the > blue > layer (try to hit the same spot). Now in the > debugger > window look at the result: > "click blue xy=0,-148 pXY=300,52 origin=blue" > > BUG: > Compare the xy result 0,0 and 0,-148. I would have > > expected to get the same result in case A) and B) > for xy (the pXY results are OK). But the y axis > has > a negative number, caused by the scrolling. > > > Side Effect Bug: > Next I modified the code and set the red layer > to 'relative' > Thus, I added line: red.setPosition('relative'); > This will position the layers at the bottom of the > > page. Again try to repeat B) and C) (as good as > you > can) > and compare the results: > "click blue xy=8,496 pXY=308,696 origin=blue" > "click blue xy=8,396 pXY=308,596 origin=blue" > > The effect is the same AND a *side effect* shows up: > alway have an x offset of 8px (13px on IE). But I > heard > that reletive posistioning is problematic. > > -- bs_php > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > >Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php) > Date: 2003-07-04 00:44 > > Message: > Logged In: YES > user_id=308859 > > According to the CVS on sourceforge, no updates have > been > mad to mouse_dom.js in dynapi3x. > > Are you using an other CVS? If so can I get access? > > -- sam > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Comment By: Raymond Irving (xwisdom) > Date: 2003-06-30 14:55 > > Message: > Logged In: YES > user_id=696242 > > Hi bs_php, > > Bug verified and fixed > > I've implemented your fix into the MouseEvent files > and it > seems to have resolve the porblem. Many thanks for > this fix. > > -- > Raymond Irving > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php) > Date: 2003-06-29 01:18 > > Message: > Logged In: YES > user_id=308859 > > This would my suggestion for mouse_dom.js > > p.getScrollX = function() {return > document.body.scrollTop||0}; > p.getScrollY = function() {return > document.body.scrollLeft||0}; > p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0) + > this.getScrollX()}; > p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0) + > this.getScrollY()}; > > > This would my suggestion for mouse_ie.js > p.getScrollX = function() {return > window.pageXOffset||0}; > p.getScrollY = function() {return > window.pageYOffset||0}; > p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0) + > this.getScrollX()}; > p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0) + > this.getScrollY()}; > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php) > Date: 2003-06-29 00:47 > > Message: > Logged In: YES > user_id=308859 > > OK here is the solution ( I know it' currently a > hack) > ================================= > For Mozzila 1.3 in mouse_dom.js replace the lines: > > p.getX = function() {return this.x}; > p.getY = function() {return this.y}; > > with > > p.getX_ = function() { > var _x = this.x||0; > var _xOffset = 0; > if (this.ns) { > _xOffset = document.body.scrollTop||0; > }else{ > _xOffset = window.pageXOffset||0; > } > return _x + _xOffset; > }; > > p.getY_ = function() { > var _y = this.y||0; > var _yOffset = 0; > if (this.ns) { > === message truncated === __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? 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