I have a very simple "hover menu", which you can see at: http://s161149005.onlinehome.us/DEMO...in/default.htm
Once you "pop it up", I want it to disappear if you mouse away from it
without clicking anything. It works using "onmouseleave" in IE.
I need it to work in Firefox!
Can someone show me a way to do this?
Thanks,
Ann 9  18240 
> Once you "pop it up", I want it to disappear if you mouse away from it without clicking anything. It works using "onmouseleave" in IE.
I need it to work in Firefox!
Can someone show me a way to do this?
I believe "onmouseexit()" should work on both IE and FireFox.
Aaron
Aaron Gray wrote: Once you "pop it up", I want it to disappear if you mouse away from it
without clicking anything. It works using "onmouseleave" in IE.
I need it to work in Firefox!
Can someone show me a way to do this?
I believe "onmouseexit()" should work on both IE and FireFox.
Aaron
Hmm.. I substituted
<div onmouseleave="hide_Action_Menu(1)">
with
<div onMouseExit="hide_Action_Menu(1)">
and it didn't work... But I will do a search and see if I got the
syntax right... maybe I have to "bind" it differently?
Ann
Giggle Girl wrote: Aaron Gray wrote: Once you "pop it up", I want it to disappear if you mouse away from it
without clicking anything. It works using "onmouseleave" in IE.
I need it to work in Firefox!
Can someone show me a way to do this?
I think you want onmouseout.
Peter pe**********@gmail.com wrote: Giggle Girl wrote: Aaron Gray wrote: > Once you "pop it up", I want it to disappear if you mouse away from it
> without clicking anything. It works using "onmouseleave" in IE.
>
> I need it to work in Firefox!
>
> Can someone show me a way to do this?
I think you want onmouseout.
Peter
Onmouseout doesn't work at all.
When it encounters a contained div or table, it fires, so it totally
fails for my purposes. Thanks for the thought, though. I did try it
when I was making this thing before posting...
Ann
Giggle Girl wrote: Onmouseout doesn't work at all.
From your description below it sounds like it does indeed work.
onmouseleave, along with onmouseenter, are a non-standard events
introduced by Microsoft into IE. Firefox and other browsers will
likely never impelement them. onmouseover and onmouseout are the
events you will have to work with for this to be cross-browser
compatible. Quirksmode offers a nice overview of these standard and
non-standard events: http://www.quirksmode.org/js/events_compinfo.html
When it encounters a contained div or table, it fires, so it totally
fails for my purposes...
You have to cancel bubbling/propagation of the event based on what
element is the source of the event. A recent thread from this group
should help you with this: http://groups.google.com/group/comp....ubbling&rnum=1
Giggle Girl wrote: pe**********@gmail.com wrote: Giggle Girl wrote: Aaron Gray wrote:
> > Once you "pop it up", I want it to disappear if you mouse away from it
> > without clicking anything. It works using "onmouseleave" in IE.
> >
> > I need it to work in Firefox!
> >
> > Can someone show me a way to do this?
>
I think you want onmouseout.
Peter
Onmouseout doesn't work at all.
I think it should.
When it encounters a contained div or table, it fires, so it totally
fails for my purposes. Thanks for the thought, though. I did try it
when I was making this thing before posting...
Post a very small example that shows the problem. Then maybe someone
can see what is wrong.
Peter
Giggle Girl wrote: I have a very simple "hover menu", which you can see at:
http://s161149005.onlinehome.us/DEMO...in/default.htm
Once you "pop it up", I want it to disappear if you mouse away from it
without clicking anything. It works using "onmouseleave" in IE.
I need it to work in Firefox!
See
<http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/1606/fid/145>, you
can use mouseout/over events, you only need to check
event.toElement/fromElement respectively event.relatedTarget
--
Martin Honnen http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
Justin McConnell wrote: From your description below it sounds like it does indeed work.
onmouseleave, along with onmouseenter, are a non-standard events
introduced by Microsoft into IE. Firefox and other browsers will
likely never impelement them.
It looks like Safari has http://developer.apple.com/documenta...agAndDrop.html
If Firefox adds these then perhaps these events will be viewed as
semi-standard like innerHTML.
Peter
Martin Honnen wrote: Giggle Girl wrote:
I have a very simple "hover menu", which you can see at:
http://s161149005.onlinehome.us/DEMO...in/default.htm
Once you "pop it up", I want it to disappear if you mouse away from it
without clicking anything. It works using "onmouseleave" in IE.
I need it to work in Firefox!
See
<http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/1606/fid/145>, you
can use mouseout/over events, you only need to check
event.toElement/fromElement respectively event.relatedTarget
--
Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
Thanks for the help and suggestions/links everyone.
I am investigating this issue based on the feedback here. (I just wish
it was as simple in Firefox as it is in IE, but such is life...)
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