Running under IE6 / ASV 3.0.3 I sometimes get the error object
doesn't support this property or method line 69 column 2. The line is
in MapApp.js and is document.documentElement.addEventListener
(SVGScroll,this,false);
The problem started occuring when I upgraded the code from 0.99 to
1.1. It
Hey folks,
If you understood xml you would see that
setAttribute(onclick myFunction())
is how you accomplish events. Gad! I've been seeing this eventListener
thingie for years and it's about time it was removed from SVG!!!
Francis
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I've been working with SVG for a while now and have encountered a very
irritating bug. At least that what I think it is.
Suddenly IE starts terminating on refresh or when trying to enter
another http-address. I have tried to understand when the problem
occurs and it seems to be after adding an
We've had some difficulties with this as well yes. The probleem seemed
to go away when you deregister the eventlisteners onunload().
HTH
Jorg
skrellkolja wrote:
I've been working with SVG for a while now and have encountered a very
irritating bug. At least that what I think it is.
Suddenly
Hi:
I had the same problem. My IE crashed when I remove an element that has
an event associated with it.
(*)For instance, having:
var labelRectElement = document.createElementNS(svgNS,rect);
labelRectElement.addEventListener(mouseover,this,false);
//adding the labelRectElement to another node
Hi Olaf,
On 4 nov. 04, at 11:39, Olaf Schnabel wrote:
I have a simple question: is it possible to check the existence of an
eventlistener?
I added a listener with ECMAScript:
document.documentElement.addEventListener(keypress,this,false);
But now I want to remove the eventlistener, if it
hi olaf,
you could check the event attribute's value and decide on that what to
do next. if the eventhandler (eg. click) is not definded the according
attribute (eg. onclick) should be empty. or am i missing something here?
btw i stopped playing around with eventlisteners and use only the
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