Belsepubi
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9 years ago There is a way to tell which UI div is the closes to prevent e.g. click go through the whole thing. Here is an example how I disabled the lollipop menu to open when heatmapContainerWrapper was not the closes div clicked:
console.log(event.target); if ($(event.target).closest('#heatmapContainerWrapper').length > 0) { self.lollipopMenu.onMouseDown(self.mouse.x, self.mouse.y); }
Script creator knows which div should be clicked when desired behaviour is wanted so with this piece of script the behaviour can be aimed to the right div elements.
jonnenauha
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Stinkfist0
interestingly enough with some 2d elements it works correctly. with others it goes to do the raycast to 3d scene which opens the lollipop menu and moves the av.
these seem to 'eat' the events fine, don't let thru to 3d:
these let it thru, have the bug:
AFAIK the situation is that we know a fix: just do the standard browser event bubbling cancel biz in the event handlers. the currently working ones perhaps do it.
Also, it might work to just change the mouse input listener in the POI/sensor vis output blueprint thing where @tapanij put it to hook to the right DOM element (the canvas with the webgl view i guess), and not to the whole document (supposing it does that now).
Another way is to use WebTundra dev2's InputAPI (by Adminotech) but it reportedly doesn't currently work to get mouse input here. It did work earlier.
@Stinkfist0 worked on this earlier and has discussed with @jonnenauha too but I don't know what the status / plan is -- basically just noting here again so that folks know that it's a known issue and that can perhaps track when it gets fixed. If someone works on this, please do assign to self.
Or if you need e.g. me to look into this, do tell.