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OnMouseEvent's
Just a curious doubt.
1. Does Firefox ignore onmouseover and onmouseout, when they are atrributed to a <td> ? 2. Does Firefox ignore onmouseover and onmouseout, when they are atrributed to an image inside <div> ? Ok, here's the thing: i use a div, it's set to display none; then, using a onclick event, i set it to block; Firefox onmouseover and out events, don't response. IE though works perfectly. |
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Re: OnMouseEvent's
Well, if anyone who came here was curious, i found it.
Unknownly, Firefox doesn't read on mouse events associated with <td> At least mine, and those arround doesn't. |
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Re: OnMouseEvent's
Why are you trying to put the mouse over event into a <td> in the first place?
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Re: OnMouseEvent's
You can use js and css to have table components change color etc on hover. Maybe I am missing what you are trying to do.
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Re: OnMouseEvent's
This is more of a JavaScript question. HTML doesn't support onMouseOver etc., JavaScript does.
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