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问题 I'm working on an app to automate some input into another application. And i'm running into a problem. Below is the function code i'm using public class MouseClick { [DllImport("user32.dll", CharSet = CharSet.Auto, CallingConvention = CallingConvention.StdCall)] public static extern void mouse_event(int dwFlags, int dx, int dy, int cButtons, int dwExtraInfo); } public enum MouseButton { MOUSEEVENTF_LEFTDOWN = 0x02, MOUSEEVENTF_LEFTUP = 0x04, MOUSEEVENTF_RIGHTDOWN = 0x08, MOUSEEVENTF_RIGHTUP =

问题 i bet you have seen this happen before. i have a frame appearing on click with toggle() and disappear on body click. problem is, if the frame disappears on body click, it takes 2 clicks to trigger toggle() $('CLASS1').hide(); $('CLASS2').toggle(function(){ $('CLASS1').show(); $("body").click(function(e){ $('CLASS1').hide(); e.stopPropagation(); }); },function(){ $('CLASS1').hide(); }); THANKS! 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8880313/needs-2-clicks-to-toggle-after-click-on-body

问题 How can I simulate the mouse click in a directx application? mouse_event and PostMessage with WM_LBUTTONDOWN don't work... so it must be something to do with the DirectInput I haven't found out nothing useful with google, so you may be knowing the answer... thanks in advance //update I wrote the text wrongly, what I want is to make the directx app believe that the mouse has just clicked, but without effectively using the mouse and without using SendInput or mouse_event, which need that the

问题 I have a checkbox and as soon as it is clicked I'm going to submit an AJAX request to update a field. However, first I'd like to call confirm to make sure that this is what they want. This does not work: $(".mycheckbox") .live("click", function(){ if(!confirm("Sure about that?")){ return false; } $.post($(this.form).attr("action")+".js", $(this).serialize()+"&_method=put", null, "script"); } ) 回答1: instead of return false : function(ev){ if(!confirm("Sure about that?")){ ev.preventDefault();

问题 I have the HTML structure as follows: <div class="boxes workshops wrapl"> <a href="#" id="showw1" class="workshops-button lfloat">Show it</a> </div> <div class="boxes exhibitions"> <a href="#" id="showex1" class="exhibitions-button lfloat">Show it</a> </div> <div class="boxes gallery"> <a href="#" id="showex1" class="gallery-button lfloat">Show it</a> </div> The class .boxes are squares set next to one another. There are about 30 boxes. Initially all the boxes are set to opacity:1 and all the

问题 public class GameView extends AppCompatActivity { @InjectView(R.id.back_btn_game_view) Button backBtnGameView; public static Context context; public static TextView matchNameView; public static String currentState = ""; private AssetsPropertyReader assetsPropertyReader; private Properties skorkastProperties; private String skorkastMgntURL; public static Socket mSocket; private String skorkastSocketURL; public static boolean userConnected; public HashMap<String, Variables> variableHashMap =

问题 I have a dynamically created list of categories as currently follows <ul class="filter_categories"> <li> Cat 1 </li> <li> Cat 2 </li> <li> Cat 3 </li> <li> Cat 4 </li> </ul> I also have several dynamically created articles in the same page, these have classes that are assigned to them by wordpress, for example, one article may have the class category-cat-1, whilst another may have category-cat-2 and so on. When I click on the List Item with text "Cat 1" I want to fade out the article with

问题 I am using the following code for my jQuery UI tabs: $('#tabs').tabs({ fx: { opacity: 'toggle', duration: 400 }}).tabs('rotate', 1000); $("#tabs").hover(function() { $("#tabs").tabs("rotate",0); }, function() { $("#tabs").tabs("rotate",1000); }); $("#tabs").click(function() { $("#tabs").tabs('rotate', 0); }); The tabs are rotating properly and the rotation stop when hovering with the mouse. However, the 'hover' function is also overriding the 'click' function. How can I achieve a pause when

问题 I am trying to use Javascript / JQuery to dynamically create several HTML buttons, each of which does something different when it is clicked. My first attempt looked like this: function myFunc( target_div, num_buttons ) { var buttons=""; for ( var i=0; i<num_buttons; i++ ) { buttons += '<input type="button" id="button_'+i+'" value="button_'+i+'"></input>'; } target_div.html( buttons ); var doButtonPress = function( i ) { alert( i ); // I actually do something more complicated here, but it's

问题 I tell Selenium to wait until it sees an element - Selenium sees it I tell Selenium to click on this element, it is a button to link to a new page - Selenium click on it. The problem is that after clicking it, Selenium will then wait until the next page is fully loaded (the page sometimes loads in a second, or waits for ages, I think it's a problem with Zen Desk Live Chat on that page). When it is fully loaded it will then throw an error and say that the element it clicked on cannot be seen