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javascript Programming Glossary: event.toelementpreventing mouseout event for child node http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1151676/preventing-mouseout-event-for-child-node event div id pop_div onmouseout if event.relatedTarget event.toElement this.parentNode clearinfo img alt src p lines of text p div..
jQuery sortable obtain 2 elements being swapped http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2263687/jquery-sortable-obtain-2-elements-being-swapped not the one it is swapped with ui.item 0 event.srcElement event.toElement . Additionally this points to the LIST OL element. Saying second..
Javascript: Multiple mouseout events triggered http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2705182/javascript-multiple-mouseout-events-triggered var other 'relatedTarget' in event event.relatedTarget event.toElement while other other.parentNode .nodeType 1 if other this return..
prevent onmouseout when hovering child element of the parent absolute div http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4697758/prevent-onmouseout-when-hovering-child-element-of-the-parent-absolute-div original element the event handler was assigned to var e event.toElement event.relatedTarget if e.parentNode this e this return alert.. elem return function onMouseOut event var e event.toElement event.relatedTarget if ~list.indexOf e return alert 'MouseOut'..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6130737/mouseenter-without-jquery thinking some kind of checking on the event.relatedTarget event.toElement property in the mouseover mouseout event handlers Like to hear..
event.toElement in IE8 and Firefox? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8600174/event-toelement-in-ie8-and-firefox in IE8 and Firefox I have noticed that in Chrome and IE9 for.. that in Chrome and IE9 for onmouseout events there is an event.toElement property so you can determine which element the mouse is now.. event.relatedTarget#1003983 And it turns out IE8 does have event.toElement so I'm not sure what I was thinking there... share improve..
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