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[Dynapi-Dev] [ dynapi-Bugs-762495 ] Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

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Bugs item #762495, was opened at 2003-06-28 22:31
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Category: DynAPI 3 API
Group: Unverified
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

Initial Comment:
Reproduced the bug in IE and Mozilla 1.3

To see the effect, open the dynapi example:
examples/dynapi.api.mouseevent.html 
- You should see some colored layers that are cascaded 
in each 
  other in the middle of the page. 
- On the left we have some links to turn mouse-events 
on and off.
- The debugger window should open as well.

The page contains so much info, that a standard scroll-
bar should appear on the right of the browser. If not 
make the browser window less high.

Now do as follows:
A) Turn on the click/dblclick events for the blue layer. 
   This is done by clicking on the 
      "Listen to click/dblclick events -> blue -> on" 
   link (see the page)

B) Then click on the blue layer top left corner and look 
   at the output on the debugger window. It should say 
   something like this: 
   "click blue xy=0,0 pXY=300,200 origin=blue"

   NOTE: 
   xy are the coordinates of the click on the blue layer 
   relative to it's own top left corner. pXY are the 
   absolute coordinates relative to the view (top left 
   corner of the browser).

C) Now scroll down a little and click again on the blue 
   layer (try to hit the same spot). Now in the debugger 
   window look at the result: 
   "click blue xy=0,-148 pXY=300,52 origin=blue"

BUG: 
  Compare the xy result 0,0 and 0,-148. I would have 
  expected to get the same result in case A) and B) 
  for xy (the pXY results are OK). But the y axis has 
  a negative number, caused by the scrolling.
  
  
Side Effect Bug:  
  Next I modified the code and set the red layer 
to 'relative'
  Thus, I added line:  red.setPosition('relative');
  This will position the layers at the bottom of the 
  page. Again try to repeat B) and C) (as good as you 
can) 
  and compare the results:
    "click blue xy=8,496 pXY=308,696 origin=blue"
    "click blue xy=8,396 pXY=308,596 origin=blue"

The effect is the same AND a *side effect* shows up:
alway have an x offset of 8px (13px on IE). But I heard 
that reletive posistioning is problematic.

-- bs_php

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[Dynapi-Dev] [ dynapi-Bugs-762495 ] Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

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Bugs item #762495, was opened at 2003-06-28 22:31
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Category: DynAPI 3 API
Group: Unverified
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

Initial Comment:
Reproduced the bug in IE and Mozilla 1.3

To see the effect, open the dynapi example:
examples/dynapi.api.mouseevent.html 
- You should see some colored layers that are cascaded 
in each 
  other in the middle of the page. 
- On the left we have some links to turn mouse-events 
on and off.
- The debugger window should open as well.

The page contains so much info, that a standard scroll-
bar should appear on the right of the browser. If not 
make the browser window less high.

Now do as follows:
A) Turn on the click/dblclick events for the blue layer. 
   This is done by clicking on the 
      "Listen to click/dblclick events -> blue -> on" 
   link (see the page)

B) Then click on the blue layer top left corner and look 
   at the output on the debugger window. It should say 
   something like this: 
   "click blue xy=0,0 pXY=300,200 origin=blue"

   NOTE: 
   xy are the coordinates of the click on the blue layer 
   relative to it's own top left corner. pXY are the 
   absolute coordinates relative to the view (top left 
   corner of the browser).

C) Now scroll down a little and click again on the blue 
   layer (try to hit the same spot). Now in the debugger 
   window look at the result: 
   "click blue xy=0,-148 pXY=300,52 origin=blue"

BUG: 
  Compare the xy result 0,0 and 0,-148. I would have 
  expected to get the same result in case A) and B) 
  for xy (the pXY results are OK). But the y axis has 
  a negative number, caused by the scrolling.
  
  
Side Effect Bug:  
  Next I modified the code and set the red layer 
to 'relative'
  Thus, I added line:  red.setPosition('relative');
  This will position the layers at the bottom of the 
  page. Again try to repeat B) and C) (as good as you 
can) 
  and compare the results:
    "click blue xy=8,496 pXY=308,696 origin=blue"
    "click blue xy=8,396 pXY=308,596 origin=blue"

The effect is the same AND a *side effect* shows up:
alway have an x offset of 8px (13px on IE). But I heard 
that reletive posistioning is problematic.

-- bs_php

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>Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-29 00:47

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OK here is the solution ( I know it' currently a hack) 
=================================
For Mozzila 1.3 in mouse_dom.js replace the lines:

  p.getX = function() {return this.x};
  p.getY = function() {return this.y};

with 

  p.getX_ = function() {
    var _x = this.x||0;
    var _xOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _xOffset = document.body.scrollTop||0;
    }else{
      _xOffset = window.pageXOffset||0;
    }
    return _x + _xOffset;
  };
  
  p.getY_ = function() {
    var _y = this.y||0;
    var _yOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _yOffset = document.body.scrollLeft||0;
    }else{
      _yOffset = window.pageYOffset||0;
    }
    return _y + _yOffset;
  };


NOTE: I've seen in the code that this.x and this.y are refered 
often directly (not using the getX()-methode) so there may 
more to correct then just the methods  

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[Dynapi-Dev] [ dynapi-Bugs-762495 ] Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

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Bugs item #762495, was opened at 2003-06-28 22:31
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Category: DynAPI 3 API
Group: Unverified
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

Initial Comment:
Reproduced the bug in IE and Mozilla 1.3

To see the effect, open the dynapi example:
examples/dynapi.api.mouseevent.html 
- You should see some colored layers that are cascaded 
in each 
  other in the middle of the page. 
- On the left we have some links to turn mouse-events 
on and off.
- The debugger window should open as well.

The page contains so much info, that a standard scroll-
bar should appear on the right of the browser. If not 
make the browser window less high.

Now do as follows:
A) Turn on the click/dblclick events for the blue layer. 
   This is done by clicking on the 
      "Listen to click/dblclick events -> blue -> on" 
   link (see the page)

B) Then click on the blue layer top left corner and look 
   at the output on the debugger window. It should say 
   something like this: 
   "click blue xy=0,0 pXY=300,200 origin=blue"

   NOTE: 
   xy are the coordinates of the click on the blue layer 
   relative to it's own top left corner. pXY are the 
   absolute coordinates relative to the view (top left 
   corner of the browser).

C) Now scroll down a little and click again on the blue 
   layer (try to hit the same spot). Now in the debugger 
   window look at the result: 
   "click blue xy=0,-148 pXY=300,52 origin=blue"

BUG: 
  Compare the xy result 0,0 and 0,-148. I would have 
  expected to get the same result in case A) and B) 
  for xy (the pXY results are OK). But the y axis has 
  a negative number, caused by the scrolling.
  
  
Side Effect Bug:  
  Next I modified the code and set the red layer 
to 'relative'
  Thus, I added line:  red.setPosition('relative');
  This will position the layers at the bottom of the 
  page. Again try to repeat B) and C) (as good as you 
can) 
  and compare the results:
    "click blue xy=8,496 pXY=308,696 origin=blue"
    "click blue xy=8,396 pXY=308,596 origin=blue"

The effect is the same AND a *side effect* shows up:
alway have an x offset of 8px (13px on IE). But I heard 
that reletive posistioning is problematic.

-- bs_php

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>Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-29 01:18

Message:
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This would my suggestion for mouse_dom.js

p.getScrollX = function() {return 
document.body.scrollTop||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return 
document.body.scrollLeft||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};


This would my suggestion for mouse_ie.js
p.getScrollX = function() {return window.pageXOffset||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return window.pageYOffset||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};



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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-29 00:47

Message:
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OK here is the solution ( I know it' currently a hack) 
=================================
For Mozzila 1.3 in mouse_dom.js replace the lines:

  p.getX = function() {return this.x};
  p.getY = function() {return this.y};

with 

  p.getX_ = function() {
    var _x = this.x||0;
    var _xOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _xOffset = document.body.scrollTop||0;
    }else{
      _xOffset = window.pageXOffset||0;
    }
    return _x + _xOffset;
  };
  
  p.getY_ = function() {
    var _y = this.y||0;
    var _yOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _yOffset = document.body.scrollLeft||0;
    }else{
      _yOffset = window.pageYOffset||0;
    }
    return _y + _yOffset;
  };


NOTE: I've seen in the code that this.x and this.y are refered 
often directly (not using the getX()-methode) so there may 
more to correct then just the methods  

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[Dynapi-Dev] [ dynapi-Bugs-762495 ] Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

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Bugs item #762495, was opened at 2003-06-28 20:31
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Category: DynAPI 3 API
Group: Unverified
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

Initial Comment:
Reproduced the bug in IE and Mozilla 1.3

To see the effect, open the dynapi example:
examples/dynapi.api.mouseevent.html 
- You should see some colored layers that are cascaded 
in each 
  other in the middle of the page. 
- On the left we have some links to turn mouse-events 
on and off.
- The debugger window should open as well.

The page contains so much info, that a standard scroll-
bar should appear on the right of the browser. If not 
make the browser window less high.

Now do as follows:
A) Turn on the click/dblclick events for the blue layer. 
   This is done by clicking on the 
      "Listen to click/dblclick events -> blue -> on" 
   link (see the page)

B) Then click on the blue layer top left corner and look 
   at the output on the debugger window. It should say 
   something like this: 
   "click blue xy=0,0 pXY=300,200 origin=blue"

   NOTE: 
   xy are the coordinates of the click on the blue layer 
   relative to it's own top left corner. pXY are the 
   absolute coordinates relative to the view (top left 
   corner of the browser).

C) Now scroll down a little and click again on the blue 
   layer (try to hit the same spot). Now in the debugger 
   window look at the result: 
   "click blue xy=0,-148 pXY=300,52 origin=blue"

BUG: 
  Compare the xy result 0,0 and 0,-148. I would have 
  expected to get the same result in case A) and B) 
  for xy (the pXY results are OK). But the y axis has 
  a negative number, caused by the scrolling.
  
  
Side Effect Bug:  
  Next I modified the code and set the red layer 
to 'relative'
  Thus, I added line:  red.setPosition('relative');
  This will position the layers at the bottom of the 
  page. Again try to repeat B) and C) (as good as you 
can) 
  and compare the results:
    "click blue xy=8,496 pXY=308,696 origin=blue"
    "click blue xy=8,396 pXY=308,596 origin=blue"

The effect is the same AND a *side effect* shows up:
alway have an x offset of 8px (13px on IE). But I heard 
that reletive posistioning is problematic.

-- bs_php

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>Comment By: Raymond Irving (xwisdom)
Date: 2003-06-30 12:55

Message:
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Hi bs_php,

Bug verified and fixed

I've implemented your fix into the MouseEvent files and it 
seems to have resolve the porblem. Many thanks for this fix.

--
Raymond Irving

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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-28 23:18

Message:
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user_id=308859

This would my suggestion for mouse_dom.js

p.getScrollX = function() {return 
document.body.scrollTop||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return 
document.body.scrollLeft||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};


This would my suggestion for mouse_ie.js
p.getScrollX = function() {return window.pageXOffset||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return window.pageYOffset||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};



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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-28 22:47

Message:
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OK here is the solution ( I know it' currently a hack) 
=================================
For Mozzila 1.3 in mouse_dom.js replace the lines:

  p.getX = function() {return this.x};
  p.getY = function() {return this.y};

with 

  p.getX_ = function() {
    var _x = this.x||0;
    var _xOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _xOffset = document.body.scrollTop||0;
    }else{
      _xOffset = window.pageXOffset||0;
    }
    return _x + _xOffset;
  };
  
  p.getY_ = function() {
    var _y = this.y||0;
    var _yOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _yOffset = document.body.scrollLeft||0;
    }else{
      _yOffset = window.pageYOffset||0;
    }
    return _y + _yOffset;
  };


NOTE: I've seen in the code that this.x and this.y are refered 
often directly (not using the getX()-methode) so there may 
more to correct then just the methods  

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[Dynapi-Dev] [ dynapi-Bugs-762495 ] Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

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Bugs item #762495, was opened at 2003-06-28 20:31
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Category: DynAPI 3 API
Group: Unverified
Status: Open
>Resolution: Fixed
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

Initial Comment:
Reproduced the bug in IE and Mozilla 1.3

To see the effect, open the dynapi example:
examples/dynapi.api.mouseevent.html 
- You should see some colored layers that are cascaded 
in each 
  other in the middle of the page. 
- On the left we have some links to turn mouse-events 
on and off.
- The debugger window should open as well.

The page contains so much info, that a standard scroll-
bar should appear on the right of the browser. If not 
make the browser window less high.

Now do as follows:
A) Turn on the click/dblclick events for the blue layer. 
   This is done by clicking on the 
      "Listen to click/dblclick events -> blue -> on" 
   link (see the page)

B) Then click on the blue layer top left corner and look 
   at the output on the debugger window. It should say 
   something like this: 
   "click blue xy=0,0 pXY=300,200 origin=blue"

   NOTE: 
   xy are the coordinates of the click on the blue layer 
   relative to it's own top left corner. pXY are the 
   absolute coordinates relative to the view (top left 
   corner of the browser).

C) Now scroll down a little and click again on the blue 
   layer (try to hit the same spot). Now in the debugger 
   window look at the result: 
   "click blue xy=0,-148 pXY=300,52 origin=blue"

BUG: 
  Compare the xy result 0,0 and 0,-148. I would have 
  expected to get the same result in case A) and B) 
  for xy (the pXY results are OK). But the y axis has 
  a negative number, caused by the scrolling.
  
  
Side Effect Bug:  
  Next I modified the code and set the red layer 
to 'relative'
  Thus, I added line:  red.setPosition('relative');
  This will position the layers at the bottom of the 
  page. Again try to repeat B) and C) (as good as you 
can) 
  and compare the results:
    "click blue xy=8,496 pXY=308,696 origin=blue"
    "click blue xy=8,396 pXY=308,596 origin=blue"

The effect is the same AND a *side effect* shows up:
alway have an x offset of 8px (13px on IE). But I heard 
that reletive posistioning is problematic.

-- bs_php

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Comment By: Raymond Irving (xwisdom)
Date: 2003-06-30 12:55

Message:
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Hi bs_php,

Bug verified and fixed

I've implemented your fix into the MouseEvent files and it 
seems to have resolve the porblem. Many thanks for this fix.

--
Raymond Irving

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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-28 23:18

Message:
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This would my suggestion for mouse_dom.js

p.getScrollX = function() {return 
document.body.scrollTop||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return 
document.body.scrollLeft||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};


This would my suggestion for mouse_ie.js
p.getScrollX = function() {return window.pageXOffset||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return window.pageYOffset||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};



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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-28 22:47

Message:
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OK here is the solution ( I know it' currently a hack) 
=================================
For Mozzila 1.3 in mouse_dom.js replace the lines:

  p.getX = function() {return this.x};
  p.getY = function() {return this.y};

with 

  p.getX_ = function() {
    var _x = this.x||0;
    var _xOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _xOffset = document.body.scrollTop||0;
    }else{
      _xOffset = window.pageXOffset||0;
    }
    return _x + _xOffset;
  };
  
  p.getY_ = function() {
    var _y = this.y||0;
    var _yOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _yOffset = document.body.scrollLeft||0;
    }else{
      _yOffset = window.pageYOffset||0;
    }
    return _y + _yOffset;
  };


NOTE: I've seen in the code that this.x and this.y are refered 
often directly (not using the getX()-methode) so there may 
more to correct then just the methods  

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[Dynapi-Dev] [ dynapi-Bugs-762495 ] Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

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Bugs item #762495, was opened at 2003-06-28 22:31
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Category: DynAPI 3 API
Group: Unverified
Status: Open
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

Initial Comment:
Reproduced the bug in IE and Mozilla 1.3

To see the effect, open the dynapi example:
examples/dynapi.api.mouseevent.html 
- You should see some colored layers that are cascaded 
in each 
  other in the middle of the page. 
- On the left we have some links to turn mouse-events 
on and off.
- The debugger window should open as well.

The page contains so much info, that a standard scroll-
bar should appear on the right of the browser. If not 
make the browser window less high.

Now do as follows:
A) Turn on the click/dblclick events for the blue layer. 
   This is done by clicking on the 
      "Listen to click/dblclick events -> blue -> on" 
   link (see the page)

B) Then click on the blue layer top left corner and look 
   at the output on the debugger window. It should say 
   something like this: 
   "click blue xy=0,0 pXY=300,200 origin=blue"

   NOTE: 
   xy are the coordinates of the click on the blue layer 
   relative to it's own top left corner. pXY are the 
   absolute coordinates relative to the view (top left 
   corner of the browser).

C) Now scroll down a little and click again on the blue 
   layer (try to hit the same spot). Now in the debugger 
   window look at the result: 
   "click blue xy=0,-148 pXY=300,52 origin=blue"

BUG: 
  Compare the xy result 0,0 and 0,-148. I would have 
  expected to get the same result in case A) and B) 
  for xy (the pXY results are OK). But the y axis has 
  a negative number, caused by the scrolling.
  
  
Side Effect Bug:  
  Next I modified the code and set the red layer 
to 'relative'
  Thus, I added line:  red.setPosition('relative');
  This will position the layers at the bottom of the 
  page. Again try to repeat B) and C) (as good as you 
can) 
  and compare the results:
    "click blue xy=8,496 pXY=308,696 origin=blue"
    "click blue xy=8,396 pXY=308,596 origin=blue"

The effect is the same AND a *side effect* shows up:
alway have an x offset of 8px (13px on IE). But I heard 
that reletive posistioning is problematic.

-- bs_php

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>Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-07-04 00:44

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According to the CVS on sourceforge, no updates have been 
mad to mouse_dom.js in dynapi3x.

Are you using an other CVS? If so can I get access?

-- sam

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Comment By: Raymond Irving (xwisdom)
Date: 2003-06-30 14:55

Message:
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Hi bs_php,

Bug verified and fixed

I've implemented your fix into the MouseEvent files and it 
seems to have resolve the porblem. Many thanks for this fix.

--
Raymond Irving

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-29 01:18

Message:
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This would my suggestion for mouse_dom.js

p.getScrollX = function() {return 
document.body.scrollTop||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return 
document.body.scrollLeft||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};


This would my suggestion for mouse_ie.js
p.getScrollX = function() {return window.pageXOffset||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return window.pageYOffset||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};



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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-29 00:47

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OK here is the solution ( I know it' currently a hack) 
=================================
For Mozzila 1.3 in mouse_dom.js replace the lines:

  p.getX = function() {return this.x};
  p.getY = function() {return this.y};

with 

  p.getX_ = function() {
    var _x = this.x||0;
    var _xOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _xOffset = document.body.scrollTop||0;
    }else{
      _xOffset = window.pageXOffset||0;
    }
    return _x + _xOffset;
  };
  
  p.getY_ = function() {
    var _y = this.y||0;
    var _yOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _yOffset = document.body.scrollLeft||0;
    }else{
      _yOffset = window.pageYOffset||0;
    }
    return _y + _yOffset;
  };


NOTE: I've seen in the code that this.x and this.y are refered 
often directly (not using the getX()-methode) so there may 
more to correct then just the methods  

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Re: [Dynapi-Dev] [ dynapi-Bugs-762495 ] Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

[Raymond I. <xw...@ya...>]

You're correct it's not yet inside CVS. I wan'ted to
submit a few other fixes as well. This fix should make
it's way into cvs over the weekend.

--
Raymond Irving

--- "SourceForge.net" <no...@so...> wrote:
> Bugs item #762495, was opened at 2003-06-28 22:31
> Message generated for change (Comment added) made by
> bs_php
> You can respond by visiting: 
>
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> 
> Category: DynAPI 3 API
> Group: Unverified
> Status: Open
> Resolution: Fixed
> Priority: 5
> Submitted By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
> Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
> Summary: Wrong position retured when page has been
> scrolled down.
> 
> Initial Comment:
> Reproduced the bug in IE and Mozilla 1.3
> 
> To see the effect, open the dynapi example:
> examples/dynapi.api.mouseevent.html 
> - You should see some colored layers that are
> cascaded 
> in each 
>   other in the middle of the page. 
> - On the left we have some links to turn
> mouse-events 
> on and off.
> - The debugger window should open as well.
> 
> The page contains so much info, that a standard
> scroll-
> bar should appear on the right of the browser. If
> not 
> make the browser window less high.
> 
> Now do as follows:
> A) Turn on the click/dblclick events for the blue
> layer. 
>    This is done by clicking on the 
>       "Listen to click/dblclick events -> blue ->
> on" 
>    link (see the page)
> 
> B) Then click on the blue layer top left corner and
> look 
>    at the output on the debugger window. It should
> say 
>    something like this: 
>    "click blue xy=0,0 pXY=300,200 origin=blue"
> 
>    NOTE: 
>    xy are the coordinates of the click on the blue
> layer 
>    relative to it's own top left corner. pXY are the
> 
>    absolute coordinates relative to the view (top
> left 
>    corner of the browser).
> 
> C) Now scroll down a little and click again on the
> blue 
>    layer (try to hit the same spot). Now in the
> debugger 
>    window look at the result: 
>    "click blue xy=0,-148 pXY=300,52 origin=blue"
> 
> BUG: 
>   Compare the xy result 0,0 and 0,-148. I would have
> 
>   expected to get the same result in case A) and B) 
>   for xy (the pXY results are OK). But the y axis
> has 
>   a negative number, caused by the scrolling.
>   
>   
> Side Effect Bug:  
>   Next I modified the code and set the red layer 
> to 'relative'
>   Thus, I added line:  red.setPosition('relative');
>   This will position the layers at the bottom of the
> 
>   page. Again try to repeat B) and C) (as good as
> you 
> can) 
>   and compare the results:
>     "click blue xy=8,496 pXY=308,696 origin=blue"
>     "click blue xy=8,396 pXY=308,596 origin=blue"
> 
> The effect is the same AND a *side effect* shows up:
> alway have an x offset of 8px (13px on IE). But I
> heard 
> that reletive posistioning is problematic.
> 
> -- bs_php
> 
>
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> 
> >Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
> Date: 2003-07-04 00:44
> 
> Message:
> Logged In: YES 
> user_id=308859
> 
> According to the CVS on sourceforge, no updates have
> been 
> mad to mouse_dom.js in dynapi3x.
> 
> Are you using an other CVS? If so can I get access?
> 
> -- sam
> 
>
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> 
> Comment By: Raymond Irving (xwisdom)
> Date: 2003-06-30 14:55
> 
> Message:
> Logged In: YES 
> user_id=696242
> 
> Hi bs_php,
> 
> Bug verified and fixed
> 
> I've implemented your fix into the MouseEvent files
> and it 
> seems to have resolve the porblem. Many thanks for
> this fix.
> 
> --
> Raymond Irving
> 
>
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> 
> Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
> Date: 2003-06-29 01:18
> 
> Message:
> Logged In: YES 
> user_id=308859
> 
> This would my suggestion for mouse_dom.js
> 
> p.getScrollX = function() {return 
> document.body.scrollTop||0};
> p.getScrollY = function() {return 
> document.body.scrollLeft||0};
> p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  +
> this.getScrollX()};
> p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  +
> this.getScrollY()};
> 
> 
> This would my suggestion for mouse_ie.js
> p.getScrollX = function() {return
> window.pageXOffset||0};
> p.getScrollY = function() {return
> window.pageYOffset||0};
> p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  +
> this.getScrollX()};
> p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  +
> this.getScrollY()};
> 
> 
> 
>
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> 
> Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
> Date: 2003-06-29 00:47
> 
> Message:
> Logged In: YES 
> user_id=308859
> 
> OK here is the solution ( I know it' currently a
> hack) 
> =================================
> For Mozzila 1.3 in mouse_dom.js replace the lines:
> 
>   p.getX = function() {return this.x};
>   p.getY = function() {return this.y};
> 
> with 
> 
>   p.getX_ = function() {
>     var _x = this.x||0;
>     var _xOffset = 0;
>     if (this.ns) {
>       _xOffset = document.body.scrollTop||0;
>     }else{
>       _xOffset = window.pageXOffset||0;
>     }
>     return _x + _xOffset;
>   };
>   
>   p.getY_ = function() {
>     var _y = this.y||0;
>     var _yOffset = 0;
>     if (this.ns) {
> 
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[Dynapi-Dev] [ dynapi-Bugs-762495 ] Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

[SourceForge.net <no...@so...>]

Bugs item #762495, was opened at 2003-06-28 22:31
Message generated for change (Comment added) made by bs_php
You can respond by visiting: 
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Category: DynAPI 3 API
Group: Unverified
>Status: Closed
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Wrong position retured when page has been scrolled down.

Initial Comment:
Reproduced the bug in IE and Mozilla 1.3

To see the effect, open the dynapi example:
examples/dynapi.api.mouseevent.html 
- You should see some colored layers that are cascaded 
in each 
  other in the middle of the page. 
- On the left we have some links to turn mouse-events 
on and off.
- The debugger window should open as well.

The page contains so much info, that a standard scroll-
bar should appear on the right of the browser. If not 
make the browser window less high.

Now do as follows:
A) Turn on the click/dblclick events for the blue layer. 
   This is done by clicking on the 
      "Listen to click/dblclick events -> blue -> on" 
   link (see the page)

B) Then click on the blue layer top left corner and look 
   at the output on the debugger window. It should say 
   something like this: 
   "click blue xy=0,0 pXY=300,200 origin=blue"

   NOTE: 
   xy are the coordinates of the click on the blue layer 
   relative to it's own top left corner. pXY are the 
   absolute coordinates relative to the view (top left 
   corner of the browser).

C) Now scroll down a little and click again on the blue 
   layer (try to hit the same spot). Now in the debugger 
   window look at the result: 
   "click blue xy=0,-148 pXY=300,52 origin=blue"

BUG: 
  Compare the xy result 0,0 and 0,-148. I would have 
  expected to get the same result in case A) and B) 
  for xy (the pXY results are OK). But the y axis has 
  a negative number, caused by the scrolling.
  
  
Side Effect Bug:  
  Next I modified the code and set the red layer 
to 'relative'
  Thus, I added line:  red.setPosition('relative');
  This will position the layers at the bottom of the 
  page. Again try to repeat B) and C) (as good as you 
can) 
  and compare the results:
    "click blue xy=8,496 pXY=308,696 origin=blue"
    "click blue xy=8,396 pXY=308,596 origin=blue"

The effect is the same AND a *side effect* shows up:
alway have an x offset of 8px (13px on IE). But I heard 
that reletive posistioning is problematic.

-- bs_php

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>Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-08-09 02:13

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The bug has been verified and a fix for the bug has been 
implemented.  The fix should be available in CVS as well as the 
next official release of the DynAPI.

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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-08-09 02:13

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Look's like it's fixed :)

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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-07-04 00:44

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According to the CVS on sourceforge, no updates have been 
mad to mouse_dom.js in dynapi3x.

Are you using an other CVS? If so can I get access?

-- sam

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Comment By: Raymond Irving (xwisdom)
Date: 2003-06-30 14:55

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Hi bs_php,

Bug verified and fixed

I've implemented your fix into the MouseEvent files and it 
seems to have resolve the porblem. Many thanks for this fix.

--
Raymond Irving

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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-29 01:18

Message:
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This would my suggestion for mouse_dom.js

p.getScrollX = function() {return 
document.body.scrollTop||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return 
document.body.scrollLeft||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};


This would my suggestion for mouse_ie.js
p.getScrollX = function() {return window.pageXOffset||0};
p.getScrollY = function() {return window.pageYOffset||0};
p.getX=function() {return (this.x||0)  + this.getScrollX()};
p.getY=function() {return (this.y||0)  + this.getScrollY()};



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Comment By: Sam Blum (bs_php)
Date: 2003-06-29 00:47

Message:
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OK here is the solution ( I know it' currently a hack) 
=================================
For Mozzila 1.3 in mouse_dom.js replace the lines:

  p.getX = function() {return this.x};
  p.getY = function() {return this.y};

with 

  p.getX_ = function() {
    var _x = this.x||0;
    var _xOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _xOffset = document.body.scrollTop||0;
    }else{
      _xOffset = window.pageXOffset||0;
    }
    return _x + _xOffset;
  };
  
  p.getY_ = function() {
    var _y = this.y||0;
    var _yOffset = 0;
    if (this.ns) {
      _yOffset = document.body.scrollLeft||0;
    }else{
      _yOffset = window.pageYOffset||0;
    }
    return _y + _yOffset;
  };


NOTE: I've seen in the code that this.x and this.y are refered 
often directly (not using the getX()-methode) so there may 
more to correct then just the methods  

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