While this works wonderful on a PC, it totally goes mad on OSX.
If I just touch the MouseWheel of my Logitech AnywhereMX Mouse, some MouseEvents are being dispatched. And if it turn it one snap (physical snap of the wheel) 3 or more Events get dispatched ?!
If I use a Tochpad on OSX, the momentum scrolling is also preventing a proper usage,
since multipel MouseWheelEvents get dispatched.
Any idea how I could fix this Issue for OSX Users ?
It would be sad if I would have to disable the Wheel under OSX and provide prev/next Buttons instead.
Hello, I have created a site using the F3 Framework. Now I like to improve it using AJAX style page loads where I just lod the content and without to refresh the entire page.
My first approach was just to hihjack all links and replace the current content div with the content div of the target page. something like this:
Hello, is it possible that I can fade in the backround of a Page once somebody loads it ? Fading in a regular img is working well but how do I access the opacity of something like this:
How can I determine which is the clicked checkbox and how to get the ID of that row?
<tr> <td >112</td> <----How to get that value ? <td >John</td> <td >Doe</td> <td >DoelingStreet9</td> <td > <input name="payed" type="checkbox"> </td> <td> <input name="shipped" type="checkbox"> <--when I press for example this checkbox ? </td> </tr>
Anyone knows how to disable inertia scrolling under OS X using JavaScript? I have ceated a Carousel with Mouse Wheel support which works wonderful on Windows. But as far as you try to cycle trough the carousel under OS X with inertia scrolling (momentum). it gets chaotic since the Browser continiously fires events.
I tryed to block all events* after the first fired for some time but that solution did not work 100%
Any Idea ? If not I disable the MouseWheel for OS X :)