Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 9 years ago
Can be reproduced on the online image map editor as well.
Original comment by adam.mas...@gmail.com
on 22 Mar 2013 at 12:45
Thank you for accepting the issue!
Are you still maintaining the code? I'm afraid the temporary solution I
implemented is very wonky (There's something I am not accounting for
correctly).
I added an isMSIE10 check and implemented the following code in the three
locations you use window.event.x and .y (fx. img_mouseover(e)):
this.isMSIE10 = this.isMSIE && (ua.indexOf('MSIE 10') != -1);
...
if (this.isMSIE10) {
x = window.event.offsetX;
y = window.event.offsetY;
if(this.is_drawing) {
xdiff = x - this.memory[this.currentid].downx;
ydiff = y - this.memory[this.currentid].downy;
}
}
--
When I move the cursor inside the area or another area it jumps around however
Original comment by Werti...@gmail.com
on 22 Mar 2013 at 1:02
I started to isolate a test case here:
http://jsfiddle.net/HzFdW/2/
I think the code:
x = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.x - this.pic.offsetLeft) : (e.pageX - pos.x);
y = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.y - this.pic.offsetTop) : (e.pageY - pos.y);
should be changed to use
window.event.clientX and clientY instead
Original comment by adam.mas...@gmail.com
on 23 Mar 2013 at 3:28
[deleted comment]
I couldn't quite get the above code to work (the area was still 161px below the
cursor)
I then measured the distance from the image to the top of the iframe, and guess
what, it was exactly 161px.
Logging this.pic.offsetLeft and offsetTop revealed that they were both 0. It
turn out pic_container has the correct offsetTop and offsetLeft now however.
Changing my code to the following finally made it work:
var x = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.clientX - this.pic_container.offsetLeft) : (e.pageX - pos.x);
var y = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.clientY - this.pic_container.offsetTop) : (e.pageY - pos.y);
So far, I've tested it in IE9 and IE10 with success.
I'm going to test it in IE8 and IE7 later today.
Thank you very much!
Original comment by Werti...@gmail.com
on 23 Mar 2013 at 4:59
I can confirm that all shapes seems to be working in IE7-IE10, with the changes
in my previous comment.
Original comment by Werti...@gmail.com
on 24 Mar 2013 at 9:04
Thank you. I will incorporate your fix in an upcoming version soon!
Original comment by adam.mas...@gmail.com
on 29 Mar 2013 at 7:18
I changed
var x = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.x - this.pic.offsetLeft) : (e.pageX -
pos.x);
var y = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.y - this.pic.offsetTop) : (e.pageY -
pos.y);
in
var x = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.clientX - this.pic_container.offsetLeft)
: (e.pageX - pos.x);
var y = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.clientY - this.pic_container.offsetTop)
: (e.pageY - pos.y);
at img_mouseup and img_mousedown but it's a bit lagy. Also dragging the
rectangle around in IE 10 at Windows 7 doesn't work.
Original comment by boy.de.l...@gmail.com
on 4 Jun 2013 at 3:37
[deleted comment]
Sorry forgot to replace the line at img_mousemove. I can confirm that all
shapes seems to be working in IE8-IE10, with the changes mentioned above. Maby
we can work together on the version for TinyMCE 4.
Original comment by boy.de.l...@gmail.com
on 5 Jun 2013 at 10:22
In our project we are also using this component. We had also problems with IE9
and IE10, but the given solution here was not enough for us. In our situation,
the component must be scrolled into view because it is a longer page and we are
using Twitter Bootstrap for the layout. The correct solution for us, are using
these lines in the img_mouseup, img_mousemove and img_mousedown events:
var x = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.clientX +
document.documentElement.scrollLeft - pos.x) : (e.pageX - pos.x);
var y = (this.isMSIE) ? (window.event.clientY +
document.documentElement.scrollTop - pos.y) : (e.pageY - pos.y);
I have tested it in IE9 and IE10.
Original comment by pjh.nieu...@gmail.com
on 30 Aug 2013 at 6:02
In which file do you need to replace this piece of code Werti and Boy? I did
replace it in imgmap.js but I've got still the same problem.
KR!
Original comment by blo...@gmail.com
on 24 Feb 2014 at 11:39
I've found. Standard, the popup.html file, refers to imgmap_packed.js and not
to imgmap.js. After changing this, it works fine.
KR!
Original comment by blo...@gmail.com
on 24 Feb 2014 at 2:04
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