How i can simulate a double mouse click on w开发者_StackOverflowindow ( i know handle of this window) on x, y coordinate, using SendInput?void DoubleClick(int x, int y)
Is it possible to write code in JavaScript that highlights the borders of the HTML element on which the mouse pointer stands (or clicks), in a similar way to what Firebug does, but without the use of
So I have a frameless QDialog that I want to be able to move around simply by clicking and dragging it. Given the code below, dragging the dialog always snaps the ve开发者_StackOverflowry top-left (0,
I have a div of say 100px,100px dimensions, onmousedown I want to move an object inside this div and want the mouse should not point anywhere else ex开发者_StackOverflow中文版cept that div so that my
I realized that in flot there is a confliction between \"plotpan\" event and \"mousedown\" event. if enable the plot pannable, then mousedown wont work in the plot area; also, if disable \"plotpan\" e
Have a ListBox with couple of items. Select any item (say the v.first item) and keep try to Drag it in empty area (Outside of listbox), ListBox selection is getting changed. Albeit I\'m moving mous开发
I\'d like to detect mouse movements over the whole document body, and be able to tell exactly which part of the DOM I\'m hovering over. By \"Which part\" I mean the innermost DOM element that the mous
I\'m using code based on this post. It uses a focus_out event to detect if there is a change that needs to be committed. However I notice that a FOCUS_OUT event is only called if you click away from
I have a scenario where I am listening to both CLICK and MouseDown events for an object. On MouseDown I do a startDrag(). And on Click, I perform something else.
I have a WPF 4/VB.net 2010 project, and I\'m trying to do a visual \"drag and drop\" (having an object follow the mouse on MouseUp and \"stick\" on MouseDown.) I have the following code behind: