I believe while it is technically possible, no browsers have implemented the required features to accomplish this yet.
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Browse All TopicsI have an SVG + Javascript animation that I need to know where the user clicked (so that my animation starts to move that direction). In regular HTML I can use the function you'll see below. This isn't working for SVG though. The script stops at "if (!e) var e = window.event;". How can I accomplish what I want. My focus is on newer browsers.
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by: Lolly-InkPosted on 2008-08-31 at 17:28:04ID: 22356899
How are you calling getMousePos? Are you passing evt to the function?
If you're not, then maybe you can assign:
if (!e) var e = window.evt;
OR
if (!e) var e = evt;