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15.12.2004, 22:19
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It takes offsetX from each word. This has to be seen to be believed.
http://dhtmlkitchen.com/experiment/t...t/offsetX.html http://dhtmlkitchen.com/ - The best DHTML website!     
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16.12.2004, 09:49
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Hmm, it's strange because the text is but one textnode, yet you can get different offsets for each letter in Gecko, IE and Opera. Didn't know about that one!
- [url="http://neo.dzygn.com/"]Mark[/url  nbuchj5e0]
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17.12.2004, 23:09
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[code:83xm0z3o7h]
function getOffsetWord(event, isOpera) { if(isOpera && !isInPaddingArea(event)) return event.clientX; } [/code:83xm0z3o7h] Only in Opera. http://dhtmlkitchen.com/ - The best DHTML website!
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17.12.2004, 23:10
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The target is not a textNode. If you try alert(event.target.tagName), you'll get the element's tagName.
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#5
17.12.2004, 23:26
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At first I was wondering how I was getting a value of 'undefined' in Opera by clicking on the very edge of the first letter of a particular word. Then I looked at your alert and it made sense.
Stephen W. Cote wranlon@hotmail.com http://www.whitefrost.com/
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15.01.2005, 00:15
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According to [url="http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/properties/clienty.asp"]Microsoft's example page[/url:guveh6djuk], you can retrieve clientX from the element as well.
[code:guveh6djuk]<BODY onmousemove="window.status = 'X=' + this.clientX + ' Y=' + this.clientY" ondblclick="clientCoords()">[/code:guveh6djuk] I have not been able to make this work. http://dhtmlkitchen.com/ - The best DHTML website!
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