The problem is that you are triggering a mousemove event _every_ time
you move the mouse within the , and every single time you create
a Move effect.
So when you leave the there is a mouseout event and also the
mousemove event from your last mouse movement.
The flickering you see is the interfer
On Sunday 15 February 2009 11:09:28 timbob wrote:
> The problem is that you are triggering a mousemove event _every_ time
> you move the mouse within the , and every single time you create
> a Move effect.
> So when you leave the there is a mouseout event and also the
> mousemove event from your
Thanks, you are right, it works.
However, I tried the solution which saves the stat but i wasn't able
to solve the problem, I made it even worse...
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document.observe("dom:loaded", function(ev)
{
ausgefahren = 0;
$('aeusseresmenue').ob
The problem is that you have different scopes in all callbacks.
So the callback called when a "mouseover" event bubbles up, does not
know about ausgefahren as defined in the callback of "dom:loaded" and
so on.
You could use a "global" variable to save the state or use a custom
object with t
Hi Mario,
it's because you observe the "aeusseresmenue" element id on mouseover
and mouseout.
and when mouseover the element, it's move to show, that works
great :))
But when it move, as move is very quick (it's not that thing to
modify), the mouse stay in place and go on the "inneresmenue" elem
