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Hi.

I have a problem with the code located at
http://v3.pzka.de/templates/pzka1/screen/search.tpl (only part of a
bigger template, not functional).

I want to open the box when there is a mouseover, and close it when the
mouse is out of the div (or the table, I've tried both). The problem is,
when you move the mouse over the rows of the table, the mouseout
function is called. Any Idea how to solve this?

Thanks.
Andi

"Andreas Gräber" <> wrote in message
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> Hi.
>
> I have a problem with the code located at
> http://v3.pzka.de/templates/pzka1/screen/search.tpl (only part of a bigger
> template, not functional).

If it is not functional then how do you expect us to test it for you?

Post a working URL, not a bunch of text.

> I want to open the box

What box?

> when there is a mouseover, and close it when the
> mouse is out of the div (or the table, I've tried both). The problem is,
> when you move the mouse over the rows of the table, the mouseout function
> is called.

Yes, it is. The mouse cursor has moved out of the div into the row (that
only happens to live inside the div) or more likely, onto one of the cells.

> Any Idea how to solve this?

Er...

In the onmouseout function check to see if the cursor is still within the
div. If so then don't do anything.

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Richard.

rf schrieb:
> "Andreas Gräber" <> wrote in message
> news:46ada3bc$0$31634$...
>> Hi.
>>
>> I have a problem with the code located at
>> http://v3.pzka.de/templates/pzka1/screen/search.tpl (only part of a bigger
>> template, not functional).
>
> If it is not functional then how do you expect us to test it for you?
> Post a working URL, not a bunch of text.

http://v3.pzka.de/index.php?content=screen_fotos

When you move the mouse over the "Fotos suchen" box it flickers every
time when the mousepointer crosses a row of the underlining table.

>
>> when there is a mouseover, and close it when the
>> mouse is out of the div (or the table, I've tried both). The problem is,
>> when you move the mouse over the rows of the table, the mouseout function
>> is called.
>
> Yes, it is. The mouse cursor has moved out of the div into the row (that
> only happens to live inside the div) or more likely, onto one of the cells.
>
> In the onmouseout function check to see if the cursor is still within the
> div. If so then don't do anything.
>
The div includes the whole table, so the spaces between the rows should
be included to the div also... but IE acts like the spaces between the
rows are outside of the div.

"Andreas Gräber" <> wrote in message
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> rf schrieb:
>> "Andreas Gräber" <> wrote in message
>> news:46ada3bc$0$31634$...
>>> Hi.
>>>
>>> I have a problem with the code located at
>>> http://v3.pzka.de/templates/pzka1/screen/search.tpl (only part of a
>>> bigger

> http://v3.pzka.de/index.php?content=screen_fotos

Ah, it now becomes clear, and it's not at all what I thought it was from
your prior post. See (all) how important a URL is?

You should also have mentioned that this only happens with IE. I spent a
good three minutes trying to spot your error (needless to say I don't use IE
as my primary browser).

> When you move the mouse over the "Fotos suchen" box it flickers every time
> when the mousepointer crosses a row of the underlining table.

IE bug. A Nice One IE6 and IE7 and even IE5.5, but with even more
problems.

Sorry but my interest has just disappeared.

Report the bug to microsoft <grin> or try a different construct.

And please get rid of that marquee. It totally distracts the eye away from
your content.

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Richard.

rf wrote:
>
> And please get rid of that marquee. It totally distracts the eye away from
> your content.

FYI, if you use a gecko-based browser you can permanently disable
marquees so you'll never be bothered by them again. Just add to your
user-content.css:

marquee {
-moz-binding:none;
overflow:auto;
display:block;
}



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Berg

Bergamot wrote:

> Just add to your user-content.css:

userContent.css on mine. Is there a difference?

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-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck

"Bergamot" <> wrote in message
news:...
> rf wrote:
>>
>> And please get rid of that marquee. It totally distracts the eye away
>> from
>> your content.
>
> FYI, if you use a gecko-based browser you can permanently disable
> marquees so you'll never be bothered by them again.

But then I'll never be able to bitch about them in usenet posts.


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Richard.

Bergamot wrote:

> FYI, if you use a gecko-based browser you can permanently disable
> marquees so you'll never be bothered by them again. Just add to your
> user-content.css:
>
> marquee {
> -moz-binding:none;
> overflow:auto;
> display:block;
> }
>
>

Nifty! Thanks.

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Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
> Bergamot wrote:
>
>> Just add to your user-content.css:
>
> userContent.css on mine. Is there a difference?

Yeah, typo on my part, but it should be obvious what the correct name is
once you look in your chrome directory.

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Berg