Thanks in advance for any comment and suggestion...
On one of my web pages, I use javascript to pop up a context menu box
when the right-mouse button is clicked on a link. It works fine in
Firefox 2.
When I upgraded to Firefox 3.0, I found out that when I right-mouse
click on the same link, it will pop up my context menu as well as the
default browser context menu. I have already used the following code to
suppress the default context menu, and as I mentioned before, it worked
fine in Firefox 2:
evt.stopPropaga tion();
evt.preventDefa ult();
However, this only happens when I turn on PC, run Firefox 3, navigate to
my web page. After the first mis-cue, everything works just like it did
in Firefox 2. Even if I close my web page or even Firefox 3, go back to
the page, the right-mouse click works fine. It only happens when I
re-start my PC.
Any experience with the same problem? Any comment? Suggestion?
Thank you.
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Louis meinte:
Thanks in advance for any comment and suggestion...
On one of my web pages, I use javascript to pop up a context menu box
when the right-mouse button is clicked on a link.
I can't comment on your specific FF3 problem. But then: I disallow the
tampering with the context menu in my preferences. For me - and I
suppose a lot of other users - your effort put in a therefore useless
customized context menu is wasted.
Any experience with the same problem? Any comment? Suggestion?
Forget about your custom RMB menu.
Gregor
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