Greg Houston wrote:
On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 6:14 PM, Ian Hickson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 14 Aug 2008, Greg Houston wrote:
1. You have a fluid layout where the columns are resizable via
javascript by dragging the borders. The content of one of the columns is
an iframe. You
The initDragEvent/initDragEvent methods take a DataTransfer as an
argument. Is it expected that the DataTransfer to use here can be
created with 'new DataTransfer'?
IE and Safari allow a no-argument form of clearData as well which clears
all formats.
The description for the 'types' property
Firefox seems to have an internal check for isElementInView, because
calling scrollIntoView(false) after scrollIntoView(true) does nothing.
e.g. scroll only if it's not visible at all
Firefox 2 uses:
scrollIntoView(true)
scroll the element and its containers vertically such that the
Aaron Boodman wrote:
2008/3/6 Brian Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It isn't. See
http://blog.mozilla.com/rob-sayre/2008/02/19/bloaty-parts-of-the-whatwg-
html5-specification-that-should-be-removed/
In particular, see Ian Hickson's comment. He already acknoledged that
this stuff doesn't
Right now there isn't any specification for retrieving or modifying the
scroll position of a scrollable area. There's a brief mention of the
scroll* properties as part of the CSS object model draft [1] but I'm not
sure if the css wg is the right place for that work, or whether this
would
Some comments and questions:
5.5.1
Is the DragEvent supposed to inherit from Event? Wouldn't at least
UIEvent be more reasonable?
I'm not familiar with accessibility for drag and drop. Do platforms
actually have a means of performing drag and drop that aren't mapped to
mouse events?
The
