Dave Cline wrote:
> Tribe,
>
> I'm in the throws of porting a complex IE only javascript UI engine to Moz
> (thus my recent posts on boxmodel, etc.).
>
> Now I'm attacking the event model.
>
> I have to find an equivalent for setCapture and releaseCapture for specific
> elements - resizing of divs, div drag-n-drop and div movement. Currently a
> div captures mouseevents while it's being manipulated and then releases them
> on mouseup. SetCapture allows the browser to ignore events outside of a
> captured element (in case you move your mouse really fast in rezising or
> such and leave the realm of the current element).
>
> Any examples of how this might be done in Moz?
>
> I've see this:
> http://users.belgacom.net/gc174169/drag.html but the author is using
> document.onmousemove to accomplish this. If this is the only way then I'll
> accept this - it just not equivalent to the IE method being used and so I
> question it.
>
> Dave Cline
> ~bangeye~
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Events/events.html#Events-EventTarget-addEventListener
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