Even cooler than my solution. Thanks!
Walter
On Apr 23, 2007, at 9:52 AM, Richard Quadling wrote:
>
> Looking at prototype.js V1.5.0, Lines 2200-2203, the isLeftClick
> method's owner, Event, could easily be extended by ...
>
> Object.extend(Event, {
> isRightClick: function(event) {
> return (((event.which) && (event.which == 1)) ||
> ((event.button) && (event.button == 2)));
> },
> isMiddleClick: function(event) {
> return (((event.which) && (event.which == 1)) ||
> ((event.button) && (event.button == 4)));
> }
> });
>
> The event.button values are
>
> 0 No button is pressed.
> 1 Left button is pressed.
> 2 Right button is pressed.
> 3 Left and right buttons are both pressed.
> 4 Middle button is pressed.
> 5 Left and middle buttons both are pressed.
> 6 Right and middle buttons are both pressed.
> 7 All three buttons are pressed.
>
>
>
>
>
> On 23/04/07, David Dashifen Kees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Prototype provides a handy isLeftClick() function as a part of the
>> Event
>> object extensions that you can use. Plus, if I understand the API
>> correctly, isLeftClick() doesn't actually refer to the left button but
>> rather the button that doesn't ivoke the context menu thus providing
>> support for both left-handed and right-handed mice.
>>
>> http://prototypejs.org/api/event/isLeftClick
>>
>> -- Dash --
>>
>> Walter Lee Davis wrote:
>>> I have a bit of code that invokes the In Place Editor when you
>>> right-click on a div:
>>>
>>> var rightClick = function(e){
>>> var field = this.id;
>>> var tall = Math.ceil(Element.getHeight(this)/24);
>>> tall = (tall > 30)? 30 : tall;
>>> Event.stop(e);
>>> var editListing = new Ajax.InPlaceEditor(field,
>>> "ajax_update.php", {
>>> rows:tall,cols:50,
>>> onComplete: function(transport, element) {
>>> new Effect.Highlight(element, {
>>> startcolor: this.options.highlightcolor
>>> });
>>> editListing.dispose();
>>> },
>>> loadTextURL: "get_raw.php?id=<?= $id ?>&class=<?=
>>> $class ?>&field=" +
>>> field,
>>> ajaxOptions: {
>>> method: "post"
>>> },
>>> callback: function(form, value) {
>>> return "id=<?= $id ?>&class=<?= $class
>>> ?>&field=" + field +
>>> "&myparam=" + encodeURIComponent(value)
>>> }
>>> });
>>> if(editListing) editListing.enterEditMode('click');
>>> };
>>> var editThis = function(){
>>> //alert('boo');
>>> Event.observe('title','contextmenu',rightClick);
>>> Event.observe('intro','contextmenu',rightClick);
>>> Event.observe('body_text','contextmenu',rightClick);
>>> };
>>> Event.observe(window,'load',editThis);
>>>
>>> This all works great -- on a Mac. But I just tried on Windows, and
>>> apparently the contextmenu bit is not enough to trigger the function
>>> on
>>> IE6 (haven't tried IE7 yet).
>>>
>>> What do I need to add to my Event.observe call to capture the
>>> right-click event on the Other platform?
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>
>>> Walter
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>>
>>
>
>
> --
> -----
> Richard Quadling
> Zend Certified Engineer :
> http://zend.com/zce.php?c=ZEND002498&r=213474731
> "Standing on the shoulders of some very clever giants!"
>
> >
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