Hi,
I devoped a GIS web application that i have now to adapt to PDA devices, most of them running windows mobile 6.
I already tried all the pageX, screenX, MouseX = e.pageX etc, etc. and nothing worked in both windows mobile 6 device (that recognises himself as using ie browser) or pocket pc 2003 (that don't).
Anyone has a solution for detecting the pointer click point coordinates in these kind of devices?
loads of thanks!!
2  1829 
Hi,
I devoped a GIS web application that i have now to adapt to PDA devices, most of them running windows mobile 6.
I already tried all the pageX, screenX, MouseX = e.pageX etc, etc. and nothing worked in both windows mobile 6 device (that recognises himself as using ie browser) or pocket pc 2003 (that don't).
Anyone has a solution for detecting the pointer click point coordinates in these kind of devices?
loads of thanks!!
Hi there,
I am not sure how you would handle a mouse click with a mobile web application. In normal stand alone .Net Apps, the ARGs thrown by a mouse event like OnMouseUp (MouseEventArgs e) contain e.X and e.Y relative positions.
Sorry I can't be of more help here,
Mark
Thank you for your time Mark.
I actually already developed several PDA apps that uses EventArgs (Mouse, Image, etc) and works fine. The problem is that (and I probably didn't explained this properly) because all the code have to be inside xsl files (that transform the xml reply from the app server) cannot be in .NET (for what I know) has to be javascript (or simillar) and that's where I'm not being able to detect any click event.
Any ideas?
Thanks again
Guilherme
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