AJAX :: MaskedEditExtender Cursor Positioning Behavior For Mouse Click Different In IE
Mar 17, 2011
I have a 'MaskedEditExtender' textbox for phone number on my application. On IE, when someone clicks somewhere in the middle of the textbox using the mouse, on the first click the cursor is actually placed at the first digit of the number. On the next click positions it is at the mouse position. However, on other browsers like Chrome, Firefox, etc.. on the first click of the mouse, the cursor position is at the mouse position (not at the first digit of the number). There does not seem to be any special code written to specify this behaviour. Is there a default behaviour for 'MaskedEditExtender' on IE which results in this?
I have an HTML menu in which each menu item is an anchor. When the mouse hovers over the menu item I want to change the cursor to the "hand". How can I do this using javascript?
I have an ASP.NET page with an Infragistics webgrid on it. I handle the mouseover, mouseout events over the rows of the grid in a couple methods in Javascript to change the mouse cursor to the pointer and back to the default as they mouse over rows. I also toggle the color of the mouse-over'd row. When I run the page in debug locally, it works fine. When I publish to the test server, and run it outside of VS in Iexplore (8), the mouse cursor does not change. It stays the arrow. The row toggles the background color correctly, though.
I figured this was a caching issue, but when I add an alert box in the methods to display the document.body.style.cursor, it shows the cursor state in the alert correctly; it just doesn't change the mouse cursor. I've cleared the cache in the browser, deleted and republished, added GUID querystrings to the javascript file links, etc.
If I try the page on the test server in Firefox, it shows the pointer cursor correctly.
function _projGrid_MouseOverHandler(gridName, id, objectType) { if (objectType == 0) { document.body.style.cursor = 'pointer'; // alert('mouse pointer should be: ' + document.body.style.cursor); var cell = igtbl_getCellById(id); var elem = cell.Element; setRowBackColor(cell.Row, "F0E68C"); } } function _projGrid_MouseOutHandler(gridName, id, objectType) { if (objectType == 0) { document.body.style.cursor = 'default'; // alert('mouse pointer should be: ' + document.body.style.cursor); var cell = igtbl_getCellById(id); setRowBackColor(cell.Row, "white"); } } function setRowBackColor(row, color) { var cells = row.getCellElements(); for (var i = 0; i < cells.length; i++) { cells[i].style.backgroundColor = color; }
Is it possible to change mouse pointer? I have following but not working. The new pointer is an animation.
Code: Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load Response.Write("<script language = javascript>function ChangeCursor();</script>")
I am using 3 text boxes and button. When I click on 2nd text box I want to show 1st text box value in message box (if 1st text box passed the validations). Same procedure when i click on 3rd textbox I want to show 1st text box value and 2nd text box value in message box(if 1st text box,2nd text box passed the validations). When I click on button ,I want to show all text box values in message box with some text message like "you are selected '1st text box value' .... '2nd text box value'.....'3rd textbox value' ".
I am using 3 text boxes. When I click on 2nd text box I want to show 1st text box value in message box (if 1st text box passed the validations). Same procedure when i click on 3rd textbox I want to show 1st text box value and 2nd text box value in message box(if 1st text box,2nd text box passed the validations).
How can I put a background color to my input controls where the mouse cursor is located?For example: on textbox focus, change background color to lightyellow and on lost focus, change the background color to default.And this to be applied to all the input controls in my web app.
I have an asp.net page which displays different colors..It looks something like this. Now what i want is,when i click on any where in that form,i want to get the pixel color of that particular point. How can i do that??
How can i Simulate Left And Right Mouse Click In Asp.net Web Applications ?i found a thread about this issue for win applications but not work on web app...in right mouse simulation i want to see menu bar...
Is there anyway to simulate a mouse click using X,Y coordinates on a webpage ? Let's for example say I want to simulate a mouse click at page position x=400, Y=300. How Will I be able to do it using .net or javascript?
the image is my button, and that is the JQuery that handles the button click. when you hover your mouse over the image, it stays as the basic arrow pointer. How do I make it change to a hand so the user knows they can click on it?
I have a toolbar at the bottom of my site, wrapped in an lwaysVisibleControlExtender. When I press on the of links on the bottom, I want a popup to appear such that it appears joined to the link on the toolbar (very much like facebook chat). How do I use the popupcontrolextender to position the popup, even when the popup can have variable height?
i have been implementing your Autocomplete routine, However there does seem to be a problem in that it does not allow you to pick a value through a mouse click. The enter key is fine.
When using AutoComplete in google chrome, it seems to have a problem positioning the extender. It seems that the "top" css value of the autoextender isn't being calculated with the scroll position taken into account.
This can even be seen on:
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If you scroll down so that the "AutoComplete Demonstration" title is at the top of the browser rendering area, and then type something in the textbox, you will notice that the extender will display at the top of the page instead of just below the textbox.
When I don't apply any CSS styles to the properties CompletionListCssClass, CompletionListItemCssClass and CompletionListHighlightedItemCssClass the completion list displays a nice dropdownlist right below the targeted textbox.
However, I am simply looking for a border and a scrollbar after 100 pixels in height (I am allowing 20 items returned).Initially I was using the CompletionListElementID property and pointing it to a DIV placed right below the target textbox. I applied the styles to the DIV (height:100px; overflow:scroll;) and all was well.
Even though that produced exactly what I wanted, I noticed that VS 2008 SP1 with .NET 3.5 SP1 was telling me that the CompletionListElementID property is obsolete and I should use the CSS styles.
So now I am in a bind because I don't know CSS that well and using some example CSS, that doesn't seem to refer to ANY positioning, the list shows up in odd places...nowhere near the target TextBox.
Can I use the CompletionListElementID property even though I am being warned it is obsolete? It seems to work just fine.I know that I downloaded the latest ToolKit for .NET 3.5 and VS2008 SP1.
I am developing a web application in Visual Studio 2008 using ASP.NET with VB. I am using a ComboBox control from the AJAX Control ToolKit. The ComboBox gets populated from a database.On Page Load the focus is on the ComboBox control. The user can use the Down Arrow Key to drop the listed items, move up and down through it and on pressing Enter key on the highlighted item the other controls on the page (such as Text Box, DropDown List) get populated with data related with the selected item from the ComboBox on which the Enter key was pressed.What I want is that if somebody uses mouse on the ComboBox items and clicks any one item the data related to the clicked item should populate the other controls. This should also work on Lost Focus.So how do we write the Mouse Click and Lost Focus events for a ComboBox control from the AJAX Control TookKit.
