Do you have HTML in the view? I found that WebHTMLView does some
strange things with mouse-events and sometimes swallows them; I
believe this is to handle HTML layering. I have a plug-in and I had
to do special things during mouse-tracking loops whenever my plug-in
was inside a frame or embedded, that I didn't have to do with my plug-
in was the entire document.
Hope this helps,
Rudi
On Oct 1, 2006, at 10:06 AM, Nathaniel Martin wrote:
> Ok, so the firstResponder of the web window is WebFrameView, which is
> the first subview of the webView.
>
> So I tried sending the events to that view using:
>
> [[[[[GCEGUIManager sharedGUIManager] gceGUIView] subviews]
> objectAtIndex:0] mouseDown:fakeEvent];
>
> But it still doesn't receive the events. Am doing this the wrong way?
> Is there some other way to send a mouse click to the webview?
>
> Also, I thought that if you sent an event to a view, it would send it
> to it's subviews. Is that incorrect?
>
> On 9/30/06, Darin Adler <email@hidden> wrote:
>> On Sep 29, 2006, at 11:02 AM, Nathaniel Martin wrote:
>>
>> > So, where are my mouse clicks going, if they're not going to the
>> > webview?
>>
>> To a subview of the WebView.
>>
>> -- Darin
>>
>>
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