> You can subclass the NSWindow which the WebView is in and then override the
> sendEvent: method. In the subclass of the NSWindow, your code should be
> something similar to the following:
>
> - (void)sendEvent:(NSEvent *)theEvent
> {
> if ([theEvent type] != NSScrollWheel)
> [super sendEvent:theEvent];
> }
>
> Therefore, any event from a scrollwheel should not be passed onto the WebView.
Thanks for the suggestion -- that will get me started. What I would really
like to do is allow the scrollwheel to act on other elements in the window,
but not on the WebView. And to further complicate it, I only want to
disable scrolling when a certain URL has been loaded in the WebView. What I
have done up to now is look at the URL in a "didFinishLoadForFrame" handler
under my frameLoadDelegate, and if the URL contains some magic unique text,
call "setAllowsScrolling:NO".
I guess I can do a similar check and decide whether or not to block
NSScrollWheel events from the WebView if there is a suitable WebView
delegate that would be inline with mouse events like this....
Craig
--
Dr. Craig Hunter
NASA Langley Research Center
Configuration Aerodynamics Branch
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