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Something like this might work for you.<br />
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&lt;BODY onclick=&quot;myPopup();documen<wbr />t.body.onc<wbr />lick=funct<wbr />ion(){};&quot;&gt;<wbr /><br />
or<br />
&lt;BODY onclick=&quot;myPopup();documen<wbr />t.body.onc<wbr />lick=null;<wbr />&quot;&gt;
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Something like this might work for you.

<BODY onclick="myPopup();document.body.onclick=function(){};">
or
<BODY onclick="myPopup();document.body.onclick=null;">

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I have an iframe that has mouse event detection on the body.. when that iframe opens up another iframe on top of itself I'd like for the parent iframe to have its event detection disabled. &nbsp;If I put a return in the function that is called upon the particular event detection the code is still slowed down a bit.. If I could just disable it all completely would be great. &nbsp;Thanks!
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I have an iframe that has mouse event detection on the body.. when that iframe opens up another iframe on top of itself I'd like for the parent iframe to have its event detection disabled.  If I put a return in the function that is called upon the particular event detection the code is still slowed down a bit.. If I could just disable it all completely would be great.  Thanks!

How can I disable Event Detection?

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