Maybe you could overlay the IFRAME during the resize process. This would prevent mouse from going "off the page".
Best, Cory On Sep 8, 9:05 pm, Brandon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I assume this is more of an issue with FireFox and iframes but maybe > someone here can help me. I am using jQuery UI's "resizable" feature/ > component to basically create a "splitpane." I took an approach > similar to the one used > athttp://ui.jquery.com/repository/real-world/splitpane/. > I have a 1-row 2-column table with a resizable div in the left td. In > that resizable left div, I have an iframe that takes up all the > space. When I resize the east border to the right, it works as > expected because the mouse stays in the document. But when I move the > border to the left, it doesn't work because the mouse moves over the > iframe, it starts capturing the mouse events and the resizable > component doesn't get them. > > This problem happens in both FireFox and IE but it does work in > Safari. Is there any easy way to prevent the iframe from "stealing" > those mouse events in IE and FireFox? Any help would be appreciated. > I was thinking about adding listeners for certain events (mousemove > and mouseup maybe) to the iframe or its document and passing those > events to the parent document. I'm not quite sure how to go about > that though. > > -Brandon
