mouseleave

问题 I have Form subclass with handlers for MouseHover and MouseLeave . When the pointer is on the background of the window, the events work fine, but when the pointer moves onto a control inside the window, it causes a MouseLeave event. Is there anyway to have an event covering the whole window. (.NET 2.0, Visual Studio 2005, Windows XP.) 回答1: When the mouse leave event is fired one option is to check for the current position of the pointer and see if it within the form area. I am not sure

问题 a tooltip will show when mouse over a moving div, but ,the div is moving,it doesn't fire the mouse events,see the problem: http://jsfiddle.net/jcezG/6/ (firefox 23.0.1 is ok). ` $('.area').on('mouseenter',function(){ $('.tooltip').show(); }).on('mouseleave',function(){ $('.tooltip').hide(); }); var offset = 10; setInterval(function(){ //$('.area').hide(); $('.area').css({"-webkit-transform":"translate("+offset+"px,"+offset+"px)"}); //$('.area').css({"left":offset+'px',"top":offset+'px'});

问题 I have a button. On Button.MouseRightButtonDown, I'm calling Mouse.Capture(button), because I want to detect if someone releases right-click outside of the Button. I also have a Button.MouseLeave event registered. If someone right-click-drags the mouse off the button, I want this event to trigger. Unfortunately, it seems like Mouse.Capture somehow blocks MouseLeave from occuring. Does anyone know a workaround, or maybe can point out where I'm going wrong? (By the way, if anyone's curious what

问题 I need a way of detecting when the cursor enters or leaves the form. Form.MouseEnter/MouseLeave doesn't work when controls fill the form, so I will also have to subscribe to MouseEnter event of the controls (e.g. panels on the form). Any other way of tracking form cursor entry/exit globally? 回答1: You can try this : private void Form3_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { MouseDetector m = new MouseDetector(); m.MouseMove += new MouseDetector.MouseMoveDLG(m_MouseMove); } void m_MouseMove(object

问题 the question might be a bit wired but in other words i have a menu (see jsfiddle) when i hover over a div i get a drop down. when i mouseleave the drop down disappear. so far so good. the problem is that i want the menu to stay open if the mouse is hovering over the drop down also. ex: if($elem).not(":hover"){..} some code: <div class="top_menu_item"> <div class="hover_item"> <a href="#">TEST</a> </div> <div class="drop_item" style="display: none;"> <div> <a href="#">My test</a> </div> <div

问题 Mootools: How to disallow mouseenter and mouseleave event when checkbox checked ? window.addEvent('domready',function() { var z = 2; var e = document.id('draggable'); var drag = new Drag.Move(e, { grid: false, preventDefault: true, onStart: function() { e.setStyle('z-index',z++); } }); //e.store('Drag', drag); var w = e.getStyle('width'); var h = e.getStyle('height'); e.set("morph", {duration:700,delay:400}).addEvents({ mouseenter: function(){ this.store("timer", (function() { this.morph({

问题 I´m have been dealing with this issue all day. I have a menustrip with several menu items. Each item, also have many items. Now, if I click the parent menu item, a container(similar to contextmenu) stays opened until I click somewhere else. In the image example, "Clientes" will be the parent item, and there its the "container" with their child menu items. What I wanted to do, is to close that "container" when the mouse leaves the parent item or the container area. I dont want to have to click

问题 Below is the code i am working with, i have been using .mouseenter(function () { with no problems... I have been reading that when you use .live() it applies the events to existing & new dom elements but for some reason now the function isnt working at all, is there something wrong with my syntax? $(document).ready(function(){ $("div#rows div.row div:nth-child(1)",this).nextUntil('nth-child(2)').on("mouseenter", function() { $('img',this).stop().animate({"bottom":"0px"}, "fast"); }); $('div'

问题 In the TreeView, ListBox, or it seems from my google searches anything with a ScrollBar, the ScrollBar is not considered a part of the control. I have a TreeView that I'm putting into a custom control, and it's Dock Fill. So there it acts as a custom TreeView which has all our logic to manage it in one place. In parts of our program we slide it out based on a MouseEnter event, and slide it back in on a MouseLeave event, however we are currently using a 3rd party library's TreeView for this,

问题 I'm starting to play with SVG images, I've made two gearwheels which should turn on .mouseenter() and stop on .mouseleave(). Turning is made by setInterval function. I have a strange problem because on Linux Chromium everything works well. On Linux Firefox and Windows Chrome and Firefox gearwheels aren't stopping on mouseLeave and speed up on mouseEnter. I was trying both .hover() and .mouseenter()/mouseLeave() methods. My code: $(document).ready(function(){ var deg = 0; var rotate_right = $(