mousedown

This question already has answers here : JavaScript: Check if mouse button down? (16 answers) Closed 3 years ago . I want the state of mouse on Down state or on up state document.onmousemove = mouseMove; document.onmousedown = mouseDown; document.onmouseup = mouseUp; function mouseMove(ev) { mouseState=""; //How can I know the state button of mouse button from here if(mouseState=='down') { console.log('mouse down state') } if(mouseState=='up') { console.log('mouse up state') } } function mouseDown(ev) { console.log('Down State you can now start dragging'); //do not write any code here in this

How can I trigger a mousemove only if the element is clicked first? I'm trying to utilize this for an audio player timeline. .player__time--bar(@mousedown="setNewCurrentPosition($event)") .slider(role="slider" aria-valuemin="0" :aria-valuenow="currentPosition" :aria-valuemax="trackTotalDuration" aria-orientation="horizontal") .player__time--bar-current-position(:style="{width: (100 / (trackTotalDuration / currentPosition)) + '%'}") The method: setNewCurrentPosition(e) { let tag = e.target // if the click is not on 'slider', grab div with class 'slider' if (e.target.className === 'player__time-

I have problem with MouseDown event. My app looks like that, I have grid in which im adding buttons in code behind <Grid Grid.Column="1" Name="gridWithButtons" MouseDown="normalModeButtonsWP_MouseDown" > <WrapPanel Name="normalModeButtonsWP" MouseDown="normalModeButtonsWP_MouseDown" ></WrapPanel> </Grid> But when im pressing mouse button in grid/wrappanel ( i mean in empty space between buttons for example) it doesnt work. Works only when im pressing button which is in wrap/grid. Anyone know how to handle it? Setting IsHitTestVisible alone will not make it work. Elements are not clickable if

I understand how bubbling and tunneling works. However, i'm confused about using them. Here is why: I want to handle a mouse click event. To bubble it, there is MouseDown and, to tunnel it, there is PreviewMouseDown . However, MouseDown doesn't necessarily mean the user clicked the control. May be the user pressed the button and moved away from it to cancel the click. I wouldn't want to change anything if the button is not being clicked. So my question is, how are the Bubbling/Tunneling strategies useful? If the event is listed RoutedEventArgs , then it's routed event. Routed events support a

I have a scrollable div. I want people to be able to scroll the list through 'hold', and also select a button for click. The problem is that when a button is held in order to scroll the div, it is triggering the click function. I want that do not trigger when scrolling. I need some way to differentiate click of the hold function. So I'm using: $('.panel').bind("touchstart mousedown", function (e) { console.log(e.type); $(this).addClass('resize'); }).bind("touchmove mousemove", function (e) { $(this).removeClass('resize'); }).bind("touchend mouseup", function (e) { $(this).removeClass('resize')

Is it possible to do something like this: if ($(this).mousedown() == true) { I thought that would work but it doesn't. Additional details: I'm trying to check if the mouse button is down when the mouse leaves a specific DIV , so if the person is holding the mouse button down while their mouse leaves the div, do this, otherwise do that. The easiest way I can think of is to bind mousedown and mouseup event listeners to the document and update a global variable accordingly. In the mouseout event of your element you can check the state of that variable and act as appropriate. (Note: this assumes