I need to perform an action if someone uses the wheel when the mouse is positioned over a Raphael element.
I tried several methods but none of it worked. Can you point me in the right direction with an example?
See live demo at http://jsfiddle.net/qiao/6JJrz/6/ (try mouse wheel up and down on the circle)
I used jQuery.mousewheel plugin taken from https://github.com/brandonaaron/jquery-mousewheel
EDITED: sorry, the original link was outdated, I fixed it now.
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I have link right Here which is a site. As you can see, there's bottle in the center and moving relying on users mouse move and I only know that's using css transform .. but not much...How can I create such a thing?
any tutorial or smth...thanks
Sounds like you are searching for something like a Parallax Effect on Mouse movement.
Have a look at:
http://www.rleonardi.com/tutorial-animation/
There are even jQuery Plugins:
http://stephband.info/jparallax/
You can use $('html').mousemove() function to detect the mouse moving over the page.
You can find an example at jsFiddle
I want to make mouseOver or hover like command in Javascript. I want when you hold your finger on an element that element changes attribute(get darker) and when you drag your finger on another element it changes to it's original state but the element on which is my finger currently changes. If someone knows what I am talking about please help me.
Check out this https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Touch_events as you can tell touch events are still in development. But the latest browsers have started implementing them.
If you can't find a CSS only solution, you can capture the touchstart, touchmove and touchend events on your document and processing the touchemove (on each firing) by checking the x,y against the ones you want to highlight and add/remove the highlight class appropriately.
use vMouseEvents from JQuery. That's the working thing.
Virtual mouse event by JQuery mobile is quite welldone.
https://api.jquerymobile.com/vmouseover/
I try to make a gallery that I can move in its content with mouse wheel or with mouse movement.
I used the following script for mouse movement http://valums.com/files/2009/menu/final.htm and for mouse wheel I use Mouse Wheel Plugin.
Separately they work great but when I try to combine them I have some problems. Check the following demo:
http://jsfiddle.net/A93mF/
As you can see partially works but, and I say partially because when I use mouse wheel to scroll it's ok, but when I move a bit the cursor then returns in the previous position.
How can I make it so, if I scroll and then move the cursor to continue normally the scrolling instead of return in the previous position?
Any solution is acceptable (change javascript[jQuery], html structure, plugin or whatever)
I rewrote the mouse movement script and now I think is works fine and in Chrome also (thanks #Nicola Peluchetti ) For anyone interested can check the following demo: http://jsfiddle.net/A93mF/3/
In XUL or JavaScript, is there a way to move the mouse cursor to specified position?
The only time that Gecko moves the mouse is on Windows for the snap-to-default-button effect. This is used by XUL dialogs and wizards. The backend code doesn't actually check that you're giving it a button; any XUL control works. The mouse is moved to the centre of the element, if that point is on-screen, and the window is active. Normally the code checks that the system cursor snapping is enabled, but there is a preference that overrides that.
No. you cannot move a mouse cursor using javascript.
But you can do this.
Hide the cursor. Load an image shaped like cursor. Animate the image.
You can use nsIDOMWindowUtils.sendNativeMouseEvent(x, y, 0, 0, null) to reposition the mouse cursor. Perhaps combined with window.screenX/Y to work out where you should move the cursor to, since sendNativeMouseEvent seems to treat the (x,y) as absolute screen coordinates.
I haven't tested this method very thoroughly, so there could be caveats. I can't think of any myself.
I know this is an old question, but I have not seen this solution suggested anywhere before, and it's not exactly obvious.
I've only tested with Firefox v48 on Windows 7. Here, sendNativeMouseEvent calls SetCursorPos to perform the actual repositioning.
Ok this question may sound a bit convoluted, or at least esoteric, but I'll try my best to elucidate.
In my charting application I have a div which is used as a popup tool tip. This tooltip appears when you hover over a datapoint and gives you some information. I used z-index to make the tooltip render above the underlying chart div. However, the underlying chart has interactivity with mouse events, so is it somehow possible to have the underlying chart register mouse events even though the mouse is hovering over the tooltip?
You could capture the mouse event, taking note of the coordinates, then add these coordinates to the real position of the tooltip relative to the page. Then you can re-fire a fake MouseEvent using these coordinates, minus the coordinates of the underlying div element, at the underlying element.
While I agree with the answer regarding capturing the mouse events, I think there is a workaround. Simply position the tooltip div a few pixels off of the mouse cursor. That way it never appears underneath the mouse cursor and it would not be clickable.
I do not know if this is practical or not in your situation, but you could append the tooltip as a child element to the data point. That way it is still part of the chart.
Actually, on browsers that support css3, pointer-events is the simplest solution. :)