Html5 Drag and Drop Mouse Position in Firefox

问题

I have an HTML5 application which utilizes drag and drop. Essentially the user can drag an image from a "drawer" onto a canvas to create a larger image. I want the elements to drop in the place where they were release. I have this working in all browsers except Firefox.

On the drop event, I am using the following to get the coordinates of the mouse, and calculate the position of the dropped image within the canvas.

var top = evt.originalEvent.offsetX;
var left = evt.originalEvent.offsetY;

The issue is, this property is not available in FF. Is there any other way to get this? Without it, I can't see how to possible drag and move elements within FF.

Note: I am not using the canvas element. I am dropping images to a div. Not sure if that matters.

回答1:

Try this in firefox..

var X = event.layerX - $(event.target).position().left;
var Y = event.layerY - $(event.target).position().top;

回答2:

I tried using layerX and layerY but mysteriously they were different from same values in Chrome.

Then I realized that on a Retina display Firefox setDragImage won't take the scale into account.
In other words, calling setDragImage(div, 10, 10) would place the cursor at 5px; 5px point.

Ridiculous, isn't it?

var originalEvent = e.originalEvent,
  offsetX = originalEvent.offsetX,
  offsetY = originalEvent.offsetY;

if (_.isUndefined(offsetX) || _.isUndefined(offsetY)) {
  // Firefox doesn't take scale into account so we need to compensate for it
  offsetX = originalEvent.layerX * (window.devicePixelRatio || 1);
  offsetY = originalEvent.layerY * (window.devicePixelRatio || 1);
}

originalEvent.dataTransfer.setDragImage(el, offsetX, offsetY);

回答3:

I tried Kathirvans answer above but it didnt work for me. The magic potion for my page was...

var x = e.originalEvent.pageX - $(this).offset().left;
var y = e.originalEvent.pageY - $(this).offset().top;

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13435690/html5-drag-and-drop-mouse-position-in-firefox

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