Ok, that's a goog solution, it works now :-)
But the question is still, is it a bug in Netscape or in the DynAPI?
Thank's for your help.
Greetings
Bernhard
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You don't need to track the mouse the whole time. You can obtain the x and y
via the onclick event.
8an
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Ok, sorry, I explain it a little bit more precisely.
I've got a table with datarecords in each row. There are options to to
somthing with this data, e.g. deleting, editing and so on. This should be
handeld via a popup-menu.
Because of huge memory consumption when building a complete table with
DynLayers, I decided to show the popup-menu by clicking on a link, placed
somwhere in the table row. So I need the 'onclick' event-handler in the
link, to invoke a method 'showMenu( )', and I need the location where the
click occured. I thought it would be easy to use a MouseMotionListener like
the CursorPositionListener in the Mail before.
But in the end both don't work at the same time, respectively only in IE.
Hope it's clearer now.
Bernhard
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