"mouseout" events bubble up the children hierarchy, but you can easily
add a check for the event's target if you want to test for the
"mouseout" event of the tree only: e.getTarget() should really help.
This is used internally in many other places as well. Generally these
DOM-like events often behave identical to the original DOM events.
Sebastian
Ina Munteanu schrieb:
> I tried to attach an event listener
> myTree.addEventListener("mouseout", myEventHandler);
> but this was no help. Mouseout event is dispatched each time i leave a
> TreeFolder node from tree, not only when i leave the Tree.
>
>
> Ina Munteanu wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am using a qx.ui.tree.Tree with drag and drop between tree nodes just
>> like in example
>> http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/#test~Tree_6.html.
>> As you can see, when a dragged node leaves the Tree area, the mouse
>> ToolTip changes to "not allowed". On this event, when the node leaves the
>> tree area, i want to drop the node back to its initial position. I don't
>> know where can i dispatch an event like "node is dragged outside the tree
>> area".. What i want is that when mouse ToolTip changes to "not allowed",
>> to drop back the node. I didn't find where exactly the mouse ToolTip
>> change happens.
>> Do you have any idea if there is an event that i could handle when node
>> leaves tree area, OR where could i dispatch this event?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Ina
>>
>
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