Jordi 'IlMaestro' Ministral wrote:
> First of all I couldn't help but smile when looking at the URL. Several
> years surfing so far and I had never seen the US domain being used :)
Is that good or bad?
We here at the city, got onto the band wagon early when it came to the
internet, thanks to a forward looking IS manager (Now retired). We actually
had a Lynx protocol first and then started HTTP things with the domain
"www.stpaul.gov" that was way back before the name changes, and I think it
still works in some cases.
> That said, on to your problem:
>
> What you are facing here is not an API issue but a browser issue. The
> big layer is the one where the events are captured. There is where the
> API is listening for a mouse event. When you generate a mousedown, in NS
> the event goes from the layer to the link. Therefore the API enters
> before the link notices the event and can start the dragging.
>
> In IE the event reaches the link before reaching the Layer, so the click
> occurs before the API knows of the event.
So how to check if the click is a really a click or the start of a drag
event, am I not going to like the answer?
> You probably already knew that anyway.
Not until I found that it didn't work the same in IE
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