mousemove

I am working on a small jQuery plugin that autoscrolls through a set of overflowing elements within a container div based on the mouse position within that container div. See the Demo Here The idea is for this plugin to be an improvement of something I wrote a while ago. See the autoscrolling navigation in the lower left here The old problem with this was that it jumps around when you mouseenter from anywhere but the bottom(javascript perspective) of the container div. Now everything is working fine with my plugin but when you mouseenter from the top it screws up from time to time(move your

I have an iframe inside of a parent window, with both the iframe src and the parent located in the same domain. In order to keep the iframe document clear of javascript I want to be able to use a function in the parent window to get the the mouse position inside the iframe. My attempts at this so far have included: <iframe id="iframe1" src="test.html" style="position:relative; width:500px; height:500px"></iframe> <div id="result" style="border:1px solid black"></div> <script> $(document).bind("mousemove", function(e){ $("#result").html("x:" + e.pageX + ", y:" + e.pageY); }); $("#iframe1")

How does one set the position of an element? When the user drags an element (an image), I'd like to have it move synchronously. I see that my "mousemove" handler is being called. However I cannot get the element to actually move. Here's the mousemove handler (the element being dragged is "overlay"): function handleMouseMove (event) { var deltaX = event.movementX; var deltaY = event.movementY; var divOverlay = document.getElementById ("overlay"); var rect = divOverlay.getBoundingClientRect(); divOverlay.style.left = rect.x + deltaX; divOverlay.style.top = rect.y + deltaY; } Here's the html for

I'm using WM_MOUSEMOVE to get changes in mouse position. When simulating "knobs" for example it's desired to let the user go up/down with mouse without any limits. In this cases I hide cursor and use SetCursorPos to change its position every time user moves with it and detect just the difference from the original position. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work - if I set the mouse position, it sometimes works, but sometimes is one or more pixels away, which is just wrong. And even bigger trouble is that after the call another WM_MOUSEMOVE seems to be delivered, which unfortunately does the

To be honest I am not entirely sure what is wrong. This is the short version of a ton of other basic robot command movements under the if and if else. Whenever I run the program the mouse should move to the designated position and click. However when I run the program it does not move to the position I indicated, instead it moves to a different position each time I run it(I do not have any listeners designated to change the position so the position shouldn't be changing). I do not know if it is something with the code I have written itself or possibly my imports? The program was running

The following responder (defined in NSResponder) does not get called in an SKScene in OSX: -(void) mouseMoved:(NSEvent *)theEvent { DLog(@"TEST"); } I have said the window to accept mouse moved events in the app delegate. _window.acceptsMouseMovedEvents = YES; Thank you in advance. SOLUTION: Add to the app delegate: _window.acceptsMouseMovedEvents = YES; [_window makeFirstResponder:self.skView.scene]; Add to the app delegate: _window.acceptsMouseMovedEvents = YES; [_window makeFirstResponder:self.skView.scene]; In swift window.acceptsMouseMovedEvents = true; window.makeFirstResponder(self

I have this fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/JqBZb/193/ where I want my object to move only when the red square is pressed, but I cannot remove the mousemove action when the user releases the mouse. It still moves after that. HTML: <div class="pointer"> <div class="marker"></div> </div> CSS: .marker { background:#ED1C24; height:2px; right:0; position:absolute; top:35px; width:7px } .pointer { height:72px; position:absolute; top:82px; width:72px; border:1px solid red; left:100px; } JAVASCRIPT: var img = $('.pointer'); var offset = img.offset(); function mouse(evt) { var center_x = (offset.left) +