I subclassed NSWindow to override sendEvent:, and pass along clicks
in the web view to that webview as a special message.
On Apr 22, 2006, at 8:59 PM, haym37 wrote:
Hi,
I would like to able to override the mouseDown method for a
WebView, however, I have discovered that this method does not exist
with a WebView. After subclassing the WebView I, therefore, used
this:
That method works, however, it does not work when the user clicks
on a form element (i.e. button). I could place a transparent
NSView or NSWindow over the WebView and capture mouse events
through that, however, I want to be able to disable mouse events
(and key events) (so, for instance, when the user clicks on,
suppose, a button, nothing will occur (it won't be pressed down/
turn blue, etc.)) in the WebView as well as be notified when an
event occurs in the WebView.
Thanks!
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