On 16 oct, 20:02, darkflame <darkfl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a HTML page, and want to know the mouses location wherever it
> is on the page, but not to block the links being clickable.
> I can easily make a transparent widget of some sort, add a
> addMouseMoveHandler, and set it to be the size of the page ontop of
> everything else. This will give me the co-ordinates nicely. But it
> also prevents html links working, and (indeed) any other mouse
> interaction.
>
> Any workarounds? Any methods just to listen for mouse moves, without
> interfering with clicks on elements under?
Use Event.addNativePreviewHandler.
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