This seems to be a tricky bit.
Some browsers show both onmouseover and onclick (Konqueror). Some only onmouseover (Firefox, Opera) and i don't know yet what IE shows.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to manipulate the pages that will be shown in the object-element. They are maintained by others.
Neither can i apply the layer trick as the user has to be able to click on links on the loaded page. Currently, he can but the view in the main page jumps to the top, which is the original problem.
As my previous experiments show, the loaded page can be scrolled with javascript without problems. It is the links that causes the problems. It may have something to do with the hash-stuff...
I tried to use the onclick event and cancel the links in this way but as it is not captured by the (majority of) browsers it doesn't seem as a promising thread.
QUOTE(OutOfRange @ 26 Jul, 2007 - 11:30 AM)
I've the following code on my source page.
CODE
<object data="anormalhtmlpage.htm" type="text/html"
onmouseover="alert('mouse over');return false;"
onclick="alert('mouse clicked'); return false;">
Onmouseover runs as it should BUT onclick doesn't respond
at all.
Could someone tell why and what is wrong with the excerpt?
Thanks in advance
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