YEEEEEESSS!
That could be it!
Because I am not using it.
I will try it right away...
But why are the mousewheel events there?

- Rami

On 10/14/2011 07:32 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi Rami,


I have another thought. How are you embedding flash? Are you using the laszlo library embed-compressed.js? This file includes mousewheel.js which forwards mousewheel events to the OL application.




Thanks!


Phil




On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 8:23 AM, [email protected] wrote:


Hi Rami,





Perhaps this is a browser-specific issue, and not a platform-specific
issue. I tried the test application in Laszlo Explorer and mouse wheel
events looked fine in Firefox and Chrome. However, I was not seeing the
mousewheel work in Safari. What browsers are you using?





Thanks!





Phil



On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 6:59 AM, Rami Ojares / AMG wrote:

Hi all,

I have debugged the mousewheel issue further.

First the last version upon which I built my application was
OpenLaszlo 4.7.x Latest trunk@15165 (15177) 2009-11-17T09:19:57Z

It was before the release of 4.7.0 which is
OpenLaszlo 4.7.0 Production branches/4.7@15482 (15483) 2010-01-16T11:49:52Z

In version 15177 the mousewheel events work but in 15483 they do not.

I also confirmed that the mousewheel events work in 4.6.1

THE FOLLOWING IS IMPORTANT:
The mousewheel events work if I drop in the servlet into tomcat and let the laszlo servlet inside Tomcat
to do the compilation.

So compiling with lzc the mousewheel events still work with 4.7.15165
but do not work anymore in 4.7.15482

They do still work when letting the servlet do the ondemand compilation at least in 4.9.0 release.
But when testing with 5.0.19462 they do not work inside tomcat either.

When Phil Romanik instructed me to try out the laszlo Explorer at address


http://labs.openlaszlo.org/trunk-nightly/laszlo-explorer/index.html?lzr=swf10#_lzbookmark=Laszlo%20in%2010%20Minutes%7CBasics
The mousewheel worked (running inside tomcat)

But now that I go there the mousewheel events do not work there either.

The example application I use for testing is




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It tests both the scrollbar and the mousewheel events.

I can not go back to the older laszlo in my project since I have restructered it and it now uses for example mixins. I also can not release it because mousewheel is a show stopper for my customer.
So I am pretty much stuck between a rock and a hard place.

- Rami Ojares



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