posRelative
returns the pointer position relative to the object firing the event
object posRelative(Event ev);
ev | Event | a native HTML event |
object | the position object |
Example
<div id="mydiv" style="width:100px; height:100px;border: 1px solid #781351;"></div>
var elem = document.getElementById("mydiv");
elem.onclick = function (e){
var posRel = webix.html.posRelative(e||event);
var pos = webix.html.pos(e||event);
console.log(pos); // returns {x:20,y:501}
console.log(posRel); // returns {x:20,y:21}
}
Details
- WebKit-based browsers - the method retrieves the pointer position relative to the object firing the event.
- Firefox - the method the pointer position relative to the last positioned ancestor element.
See also
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