I\'m drawing a line graph using Flot. It\'s updated in real-time and has multiple series. I want to be able to detect left and right mouse clicks on individual series in the graph.
How can I intercept and modify mouse events (x/y coordinates, acceleration, etc.) via Java, before they reach a third party application?
I have recently been experimenting for the first time with html 5 and specifically the canvas object.
I create image in this way: var orc = new Image(); orc.src = \"./orc.png\"; I use image in objects like this:
I have a form (having Taskbar button shown in Taskbar) and I want to handle left/right clicks of this Task-bar button. I searched everywhere but could find the right answer. The开发者_如何转开发re are
I have a WPF application. There is a canvas. I draw line when user drag the mouse over the canvas (from mouse down to mouse up). I take initial point, when mouse is pressed down and final point, when
I am trying to add the selected value of combo box to its preceding span. but it failed too sad. I am trying with following code:
I\'ve just wrote some code (and it works) for displaying some text near the mouse when the mouse is on any of 4 rectangles (different text for different rectangle). I used html tag < map >< /map
I\'m using mouseover to change the slide number on the jQuery Supersized plugin depending on which button you rollover.
I have this codex, that works with jquery e rapahel_jquery. It\'s a function with some mouseevents. Problem with mouseout for IE and Opera.
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