(On mozilla firefox), if you click on the scroll bar on the right of the screen and hold it down, when you move up and down whilst holding the mouse down, it doesn't matter whether your mouse is on the program itself or not. You can click and hold on it and move your mouse to another display entirely and the program will still scroll up and down a webpage.
I am trying to do the same thing in SDL2 with a program, but when I made a scroll bar, as soon as I mouse off the application it stops and freezes in the Y location that it was before I moused off the display.
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Currently working on a puzzle game in JavaFX which displays pieces to play on screen and when you scroll over them, they rotate. This works fine but right now they only rotate in one direction, how do I find out whether the mouse is scrolling up or down?
I'm running Qt 5.5.1 on my embedded Linux machine. When a mouse is connected the cursor is visible and work as expected, but, when I'm pressing on a widget to move to another screen the new screen is presented with the old screen view inside a small square (mouse background at the time of the press). Example:
It seems like it's a rendering issue. Your help is most welcome.
Title says it all! My program should run in background and sometimes move to a coordinate and do a mousepress. I can move the mouse, but I can't make it click. Is it possible somehow?
How can I prevent a webpage from pulling to the left or right when swiping left or right in the webOS browser on the TouchPad?
Example: If you launch google.com in the browser of a TouchPad and then swipe left or right, you will notice that the page pulls to the left or right and exposes a grey background. However, if you go to maps.google.com and swipe left or right, the map pans and the page is locked in place. This is what I want to do. I do not want the page to pull beyond the edge of the browser, exposing the grey background.
I have created a carousel that uses a left and right swipe to navigate. It works perfectly in Safari on my laptop, but when I run it in the webOS browser it does not move and instead the entire page moves. How do I stop the page from moving and allow the carousel to receive my drag events?
If you don't want the screen to be scrollable and disable the bounces (that's what it's called) you should try:
document.ontouchmove = function(event){
event.preventDefault();
}
the issue we are facing is that the mouse cursor disappears when a user is using the app in a safari on MAC. The app UI is in flex 4actionscript running in the flash player.
So whenever the cursor hovers over an HDividedBox draggable divider the cursor changes and on returning to the advanced data grid it disappears.
We thought of replacing that with a custom cursor written in javascript, which would have been worked, but we also have an iframe embedded in the flash movie.
The custom javascript cursor listens for mousemove in the parent div holding the swf and updates its position however the JS script is not usable as the user hovers over an iframe and it does not bubble up the mouse move event.
Looking for an alternate solution now.