[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 11739] New: onMouseOver and onMouseOut incorrectly triggered on URL inside table in Safari
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Fri Dec 1 17:53:54 PST 2006
http://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11739
Summary: onMouseOver and onMouseOut incorrectly triggered on URL
inside table in Safari
Product: WebKit
Version: 419.x
Platform: Macintosh PowerPC
URL: http://www.k12.com
OS/Version: Mac OS X 10.4
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: Normal
Priority: P2
Component: New Bugs
AssignedTo: webkit-unassigned at lists.webkit.org
ReportedBy: micahcox at yahoo.com
The web site www.k12.com contains a table of URLs used as menu headers. When
the mouse floats over the URL header, the onMouseOver event displays a menu.
When the mouse moves off of the URL, the onMouseOut closes the menu. In
Firefox and Explorer this works fine. In Safari the menu opens and closes
repeatedly as the mouse moves over the menu header. Both events are being
triggered. When the mouse is still, the menu is closed. I was only able to
get the menu to stay open 1 time, but as soon as the mouse was moved to select
an item, the menu closed. The problem may be with onMouseOut. It doesn't seem
to know when it's truly off of the intended object.
The web site www.k12.com contains a table of URLs used as menu headers. When
the mouse floats over the URL header, the onMouseOver event displays a menu.
When the mouse moves off of the URL, the onMouseOut closes the menu. In
Firefox and Explorer this works fine. In Safari the menu opens and closes
repeatedly as the mouse moves over the menu header. Both events are being
triggered. When the mouse is still, the menu is closed. I was only able to
get the menu to stay open 1 time, but as soon as the mouse was moved to select
an item, the menu closed. The problem may be with onMouseOut. It doesn't seem
to know when it's truly off of the intended object.
Safari Version 2.0.4 (419.3)
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