or you can simply stop creating new Image() and use
element.getStyle().setBackgroundImage() instead. much cleaner this way.
On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 7:10 PM, Erik M. wrote:
> Thanks foir your ideas, I'll give them a try tonight!
>
> On Jun 4, 8:33 pm, fmod wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > Use > > theselect
Thanks foir your ideas, I'll give them a try tonight!
On Jun 4, 8:33 pm, fmod wrote:
> Hi
>
> Use > theselectionwith the mouse?Selectionof an image means its getting
> > a blue background and being draggable to other windows.
> > Can you think of an HTML or GWT solution?
>
> > I read that one op
Some browsers support a css property that literally prevents the
applied elements from being selected. If i recall one must add
javascript for a particular selection event and cancel for IE and
opera but Safari and FF are easy with a css property being enough.
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Use the selection with the mouse? Selection of an image means its getting
> a blue background and being draggable to other windows.
> Can you think of an HTML or GWT solution?
>
> I read that one option was to add an mouseMove event handler and let
> it "return false;". This was a pure JavaScr
Hi,
I've got several Image Widgets on my Site. Is there a way to prevent
the selection with the mouse? Selection of an image means its getting
a blue background and being draggable to other windows.
Can you think of an HTML or GWT solution?
I read that one option was to add an mouseMove event han
