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I found that is possible to retrieve the mouse position in IE outside the document or even the browser window, by using "window.onblur" or "window.onfocusout" or something like that.
Even in Firefox it gives you negative mouse coordinates in the onmouseout...
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Then using java controls ....
Unless the user is continuing a drag motion from within the window, you can't get mouse-side.
I don't know of any hacks to get aroundNo.
Movement events when the mouse is outside the window with Firefox.
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detecting a mouse click that is outside of the form
Is there a way to fire an event whenever the mouse is clicked and get the click's coordinates?
Maybe somthing like this but outside of button1:
private void button1_Click(object sender...
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Private void Form1_Deactivate(object sender, EventArgs e) { this.WindowState = FormWindowState.Minimized; }
Looks like this a dupe : detecting a mouse click that is outside of the form
Check this....
The mouse is clicked outside.
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I need to get a hold of the absolute mouse position / coordinates (X and Y) using (preferably) jQuery like in this tutorial but outside of any JavaScript event. Thank you.
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Like this:
jQuery(document).ready(function this almost certainly raises the question of design decision: if you don't need to handle a mouse event.
In a global variable and read it outside the event.
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I'm getting an unusual behavior that I can't seem to get to the bottom of. When I run this, if I move in the swf area it traces normally on mouse move. To be expected.
But it's tracing for the move event when I click anywhere on screen. If I click and...
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MOUSE_LEAVE will trigger only when you release the mouse outside....
If you click inside your flash movie and drag the mouse outside of it, MOUSE_MOVE event will continue to trigger until you release your mouse.
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I'm having the same issue as the person here , in that i need to track a frame location while it is being dragged on OS X. The question had not been resolved there, so:
how do i tell a frame that a mouse down event happened on its (OS-native) title bar...
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It's important Mouse { public static void main(String....
Using pure Java, you can never tell that a mouse down event happened on its (OS-native) title bar, or for that case any event outside you application window(excluding title bars).
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I have an application written in C# targeting .NET Compact Framework 3.5, running on Windows CE. I would like to provide a custom visual cue in a modal dialog if the user tries to interact with its owner window without closing the dialog first.
Is it ...
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The Capture.
Very disappointing.
That means is that wehn you get a message (like a mouse down) outside of your Window, the pump discards, MouseClick, and MouseDown do not fire if I click outside the form.
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I want to get hold of the mouse position in a timeout callback?
As far as I can tell, this isn't possible, though one work around might be to set an onmousemove event on document.body when one needs this information and to save this position somewhere...
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I think you'll have to do://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Mouse_Position
<script type="text/javascript"> jQuery(document).ready the coordinates, and the event gets....
For when the mouse is out of the viewport) Uberhack but it might work.
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Hi, I want to control the mouse pointer with my application and be able to interact with other programs using my program, For example I want my application to be able to click on a button on another application
How should I go about solving this problem...
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As @Mitch suggests, unless you've got a really good reason — like maybe a GUI testing app? — then grabbing the mouse and messing.
But the phrase you're looking for is "mouse grabbing".
Specific.
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There's an application where you draw things on canvas. Where user clicks there's a black dot, for example. But handling that events raised by canvas in event handlers in main window code is just ugly for me. So I wrote a class which methods ...
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Control that contains your canvas and handling the mouse and drawing there? This could be named.
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I would like to capture the mouse move event in my main form. Although I am able to wire up the MouseEventHandler for the mian form the event no longer fires when the cursor is over a usercontrol or any other control. How do I ensure that I always have...
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You could also use the IMessageFilter....
See this example and check for the WM_MOUSEMOVE mesage in HookCallback .
You could use a low level mouse hook.
Actually this is a duplicate of Capture Mouse Events from every component on C# WinForm .
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