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How i can move curser with jquery on an element when page loading is over? Thanks This is not possible. I also disagree with highjacking the users mouse position, even if it were possible. If you did that to me as a user I would immediately leave your site. JavaScript was designed this way on purpose. Imagine the internet as it is today with all the crappy sites and exploits out there, mix in the ability to control the users mouse and you have a much worse experience. Let your users decided what they want to click on. barjo I think you can redraw the whole content of your web page so that the

I am trying to handle a mouseclick event on a particular form that should fire if the mouse cursor falls between a set of coordinates - lets say a square. I understand that if I had an empty form I could simply tie in to the mousemove event and off I go. But in reality there may be up to 10 different overlapping controls and in my test app the mousemove event only fires if the cursor is on the actual form itself and not if its over a child control. Does anyone know how to handle this event when there are an unknown number of child controls at design time? Is there an easy one-liner I can use?

I cannot seem to get my image to display the coordinates of my mouse cursor, and also use ginput to store points at the same time. I currently am trying the following: MriHotrod = imread('Image.bmp'); Fig = figure('Name','BobDole'),... imshow(Image, 'InitialMagnification', 250) axis on impixelinfo Image_1 = ginput(4) close BobDole The ginput still works, but the impixelinfo stays constant Pixel Info = (X, Y) Pixel Value I am aware of some methods of getting around this, but they involve functions. This seems like a rather simple problem that can avoid the use of functions. If you type edit

When creating a Window in XLib What are the masks I provide to the SetWindowAttributes.event_mask member? What do I have to pass to the 11th paramater of XCreateWindow() What are the Events I am looking for in the main message loop (Where I use XNextEvent(lDisplay, &xEvent); ? Since X behaves differently than Microsoft's Win32 API, how do I determine if the mouse is over my window or a window in my "Application" and not over the desktop? I have looked for a similar post. If there is already one out there please point me in the right direction. Update For those who want the easy answer to parts

I created a device similar to a wiimote and i want to use it as a mouse in windows (8.1). The device connects over tcp to a c++ win32 program on my windows computer and sends the position where the mouse cursor should move. I am using the SetCursorPos function to set the position, which works great to control most programs. But when I try to control for example the task manager, the cursor doesn't move anymore. When I switch from the task manager back to some other program it works again. I also tried to use the SendInput function with the same results. This is what my code looks like with

Let's suppose I've got an image which shows its source in a scaled way, how could i use a MouseMove event to show in a label or textblock the pixel position in which the cursor is? (I need the pixel coordinates not the coordinates of the image relative to its size) Thanks in advance. You can find out the actual pixel height and width from the ImageSource. ImageSource imageSource = image.Source; BitmapImage bitmapImage = (BitmapImage) imageSource ; Now since you got the image displayed in Image control. You can easily map the mouse position to the Pixel scale. pixelMousePositionX = e

I'm new to programming in C# and wanted to ask for a little bit of help. I'm currently trying to move a color-filled rectangle that I draw on a Windows Application form with my left mouse button, and I'm trying to drag-and-drop it to another location using my right mouse button. Currently I've managed to draw the rectangle, but the right click is dragging the entire form along. Here's my code: public partial class Form1 : Form { private Point MouseDownLocation; public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); this.DoubleBuffered = true; } Rectangle rec = new Rectangle(0, 0, 0, 0); protected override