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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 05/29/06 19:58
Andrew wrote:
> Jonathan N. Little wrote:
>> Andrew wrote:
>>> Jonathan N. Little wrote:
>>>> Andrew wrote:
>>>>> Jonathan N. Little wrote:
>>>> Okay, let's cut to the chase...instead of playing twenty questions
>>>> give us a URL and let us *see* what you are doing and maybe we can
>>>> come up with either a solution or an alternative...
>>>
>>>
>>> http://www.muonlab.com/test/test.html
>>> http://www.muonlab.com/test/test.css (table.results section)
>>>
>>
>> Also for what it is worth in your CSS you are setting the TD's
>> border-width to 0 but your are not collapsing the borders on the table.
> <snip>
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>
> Hi,
>
>
> Thanks for all the info, I totally understand what you're saying however
> I don't think I've explained myself properly. Let me start again.
>
> I need to call a JS function when the mouse is moved over and out of a
> row in a table. Moving the mouse around inside a single row should cause
> no JS calls.
>
> However, as my example shows, a tr-out and tr-over is fired when moving
> the mouse between TDs. This is what I need to prevent.
You have an event propagation problem, because once leave a TD the
parent will get a event that you reentering it and leaving before you
can enter the adjacent TD. In the past I had fiddled with precisely
controlling event propagation but it becomes quite message considering
MSIE's limited to only event 'bubbling' and cross browser support gets
very messy. As it was alluding to, there may be a easier/better way to
approach the problem. Your example does not illustrate why to need to
trap mouseovers on both TD and TR elements. If you enlighten us a bit as
to why might help a bit.
>
> wrt border collapsing, it should be in the css, i updated it a while
> ago, hit a refresh a bit you might be getting a cached version.
Not in my cache, I had never been you your page!
> Does this clear up any confusion?
>
> Thanks a lot for all your pointers so far :)
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Take care,
Jonathan
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