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asked | jQuery mouseup event not firing on canvas displaying js pdf |
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Plot coordinates on PDF displayed in iFrame I have found when implementing this code and targeting the canvas displaying the PDF rather than the whole document is causing the "mouseup" event to fail. If I take out the code to draw the box as you drag it works but obviously I would prefer to keep this in place. I will keep testing this myself but I have uploaded an example in case you know what may be causing this @UselessCode. tarakan.chapmanio.co.uk/pdf/pdf.html |
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May
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Plot coordinates on PDF displayed in iFrame I have found when implementing this code and targeting the canvas displaying the PDF rather than the whole document is causing the "mouseup" event to fail. If I take out the code to draw the box as you drag it works but obviously I would prefer to keep this in place. I will keep testing this myself but I have uploaded an example in case you know what may be causing this @Useless Code. tarakan.chapmanio.co.uk/pdf/pdf.html |
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accepted | Plot coordinates on PDF displayed in iFrame |
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Mar
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Plot coordinates on PDF displayed in iFrame Thank you so much for this answer and example, that's beyond anything I was expecting/hoping for! I will give it a try when I get some time tomorrow (hopefully) and let you know how I get on. |
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Mar
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asked | Plot coordinates on PDF displayed in iFrame |
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Mar
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awarded | Critic |
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Mar
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Including tags in conditional comments when using getElementsByTagName I'm hoping to find a solution that doesn't require parsing HTML with regex. My code works using regex but it is widely considered unreliable for this, so I am investigating the best way of doing this with DOMDocument. Looping through childelements for an entire HTML document clearly isn't the best method, hence asking it anyone knew of anything else... |
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Mar
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Including tags in conditional comments when using getElementsByTagName I've updated my question to include an example of what I mean. In my case I'm talking specifically about conditional comments. I was using regular expressions previously but DOMDocument is always recommended ahead of this. |
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Mar
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Including tags in conditional comments when using getElementsByTagName I've edited the question to include an example. |
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Mar
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Including tags in conditional comments when using getElementsByTagName added 140 characters in body |
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Mar
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asked | Including tags in conditional comments when using getElementsByTagName |
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Mar
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PHP DomDocument alter conditional comments Is there a way of getting getElementsByTagName to pick up tags in comments as well? It's not ideal to loop through all child nodes to find those within comments. |
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Jan
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awarded | Notable Question |
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Jan
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awarded | Yearling |
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Dec
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awarded | Nice Answer |
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Oct
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awarded | Popular Question |
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Oct
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awarded | Self-Learner |
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Sep
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accepted | urldecode() and rawurldecode() working locally but not on live server |
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Sep
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urldecode() and rawurldecode() working locally but not on live server It won't let me for two days, curse you Stack Overflow! shakes fist |
