On Feb 14, 9:58 am, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> I don't have time to try it out with GWT, sorry, but just to add some input
> to the possible issue: mouseover and mouseout events bubble, so if your
> mouse enters a child element of the B widget's root element, the event will
> bubble up to B's root e
Thanks
If it makes a difference, in my onMouseXXX methods, i run some code to
stop the event propagation, it looks like:
def onMouseEnter(self, sender):
event = DOM.eventGetCurrentEvent()
DOM.eventStopPropagation(event)
#do stuff after here
Sorry for the python code,
I don't have time to try it out with GWT, sorry, but just to add some input
to the possible issue: mouseover and mouseout events bubble, so if your
mouse enters a child element of the B widget's root element, the event will
bubble up to B's root element. GWT filters those events out in
Widget#o
Hi
I am a member of the Pyjamas community (a python port of GWT). Today I
ran into a problem caused by how firefox and chrome triggers these
events, and I would like to see if anyone could confirm if this
problem exists on GWT, or if it is a problem in the python port.
The problem can be describe
