WebPlugin onclick event

[ksotik]

Hello, how I can catch webplugin video object mouse onclick event?

[dmp42]

On OSX, it just works:
document.getElementById('video1').addEventListener('click', function(){console.warn('clicked');});

I'm not positive it works on Windows - if you can test and report back here - there already is a (quite hideous) hack for mousemove events for windows (see README and hack.js for details)

[ksotik]

this code doesn't work in OSX:

    <div id="video-player-container">
        <object id="video-player" type="video/x-roxee">
        </object>
    </div>

    <script>
        document.getElementById('video-player').addEventListener('click', function(){
            alert('click!');
        });
    </script>

[dmp42]

It does work for me.

Can you report:

• which version of OSX you are testing
• which version of QT you are compiling with
• if you are testing in the demo subproject, or in your own project

Thanks!

[ksotik]

1. OSX 10.8.3
2. QT 5.0.2 x64
3. Demo

[dmp42]

Strange...
Can you copy the whole content of your video.html file?

Thanks again.

[ksotik]

Sorry, it is my mistake. I had some changes in original demo and video object was under the another div layer, so video showed, but mouse event not captured. Thank you!

[ksotik]

I have checked this in Windows. It seems, that onclick & onmousemove events works only if player don't playing movie (only on blackscreen video-object)

[dmp42]

Mousemove event should (kind of) work (but you need to use hack.js from the demo folder).

Indeed mouseclick don't work - this is a platform limitation - I'll look more into it, but I wouldn't hold my breath unfortunately.

[dmp42]

Tracking ticket: #5

[ksotik]

Yes, I use hack.js. May be trouble in QT 5.1, but I already use global document mousemove event for my needs

[dmp42]

Ok - I'll try with 5.1 soon then!
Thanks for your time testing this.