Marv -
I could be mistaken here, but I think your solution's really good so
long as the entire sub-element (the DIV or image or whatever) is
visible. But if there's a scrollbar on that element, I think your code
will only tell you where you clicked in terms of the position on the
page (relative t
Here's an excerpt from my click event that determines the mouse
coordinates for a click regardless of horizontal / vertical scrolling
of the page or the clicked image:
$('#img1').live('click', function(e) {
var locX = Math.round(e.pageX - $(this).offset().left);
var locY = Math.
We ended up using scrollTop to determine the amount of the div that
was obscured.
I'm new to jQuery (and javascript in general), so my code could
probably stand to be refactored a bit. But here's the solution we came
up with.
The relevant structure of the page is:
... (this runs horizontally,
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