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In some of my D3 graphs, I am facing a problem. When I double click on the graph, it zooms in and the graph becomes larger. I need to keep the double click behavior but don't want the zoom to happen.<br />
Also, I do want to keep the zoom behavior when user uses the mouse scroll. Right now both mouse scroll and double clicking results in a zoom.<br />
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<a href="http://jsfiddle.net/94pgg33y/90/" rel="ugc">http://jsfiddle.net/94pgg33y/90/</a><br />
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Doubling clicking a node zooms in the diagram and so does using the mouse scroll. I need to disable the double click zoom while keeping the mouse zoom. Also, I don't want to disable the double click event itself (eventually I would be using the double click event to pop out windows based on the node that is double clicked.)
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In some of my D3 graphs, I am facing a problem. When I double click on the graph, it zooms in and the graph becomes larger. I need to keep the double click behavior but don't want the zoom to happen.
Also, I do want to keep the zoom behavior when user uses the mouse scroll. Right now both mouse scroll and double clicking results in a zoom.

Below is an example

http://jsfiddle.net/94pgg33y/90/

Doubling clicking a node zooms in the diagram and so does using the mouse scroll. I need to disable the double click zoom while keeping the mouse zoom. Also, I don't want to disable the double click event itself (eventually I would be using the double click event to pop out windows based on the node that is double clicked.)

Prevent Zoom in when double clicking

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