[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 19296] Regression: SVG mousedown events not generated when clicking on map polygons

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19296


gbrauen at connect.carleton.ca changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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                URL|http://atlases.gcrc.carleton|http://devel0.gcrc.carleton.
                   |.ca/trade/rta/rta.xml.html  |ca/webkit_topicActivationTes
                   |                            |tcase/topicActivationTestcas
                   |                            |e.xml.html




------- Comment #2 from gbrauen at connect.carleton.ca  2008-07-12 11:41 PDT -------
(In reply to comment #1)
> We would really benefit from a simpler reduction here.

I have created a testcase and loaded it to a local development machine.  The
URL has been updated to point to this case.  The map has been simplified so it
only contains a single polygon.  I hope this makes the case easier for you to
work with.

Steps: 
1) Load the page
(http://devel0.gcrc.carleton.ca/webkit_topicActivationTestcase/topicActivationTestcase.xml.html).
 Note the right-hand panel contains text beginning with "Main Topic".

2) Click on the displayed polygon in the left-hand panel.

When working, the text panel should be updated and should now contain text
beginning "Subtopic".  Clicking either the polygon or the subtopic hyperlink
displayed in the right-hand panel when the main topic is displayed should cause
the subtopic to be displayed.  With recent webkit nightlies, the hyperlink
works but not clicking on the polygon.  As stated in the original report, we do
 not see the mousedown events.

Retested with the latest webkit nightly and the boundary cases:
- r29946: works properly
- r29955: fails
- r35138 (latest): fails

- Firefox 2: works properly.

Sorry for the delay in responding.

Cheers,
Glenn


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