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Feb 06.2005

I tried to put both an ‘onclick’ and an ‘ondblclick’ on an img tag. Problem, JS doesn’t leave me time for the secund click, however fast I click ! It always immediately handles the ‘onclick’ condition. Yet I use double-clicks all the time on my PC without problems.

So that was the first question.

So, as I got nowhere with the ondblclick, I decided to use both left and right click. This time IE understands the difference (in Netscape, it’s no hope, it works a completely different way) and handles correctly both events. But, problem, after the right click has been handled, the context window opens anyway… I don’t want that.

So, that was the secund question.

And now for the summarizing third question:

The real problem is: I want to be able to launch two different actions relative to the same image, be it by click, dblclick, right or left click, or by shooting at the screen with a Smith&Wesson.

What is the right strategy ?

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@PittimannFeb 06.2005 — Hi!

Why don't you put a little delay on the onclick?

In a script tag:

var timer;

The image tag:

<img src="whatever.gif" alt="&nbsp;&nbsp;" ondblclick="clearTimeout(timer);alert('double')" onclick="timer=setTimeout('alert('single')',300)">

Cheers - Pit
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@herodote92authorFeb 06.2005 — Well, I had a hell of a time with the single and double quotes (because the code is built with JS), and the result is the same. If you doubleclick, it just makes the alert window "single" flash, and that's it. No "double" in sight.
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@herodote92authorFeb 06.2005 — No, wait ! Seems there was a syntax error again somewhere. I actually SAW "double" on my screen, although I didn't quite understood was was happening. I'll test further.
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@herodote92authorFeb 06.2005 — Aaaaaaaaarrrrgghhhh I GOT the whole f...ing darned thing. Here is what it looks like:
<i>
</i> champ = "&lt;img id='E"+ient+"' name='S"+isor+"' src='"+src_symb+"'";
champ += " title='Clic gauche: [Dé]PliernClic droit: [Dé]Sélectionner'";
champ += " ondblclick='clearTimeout(timer);Clic(this.name,this.id,2);'";
champ += " onclick='top.a=this.id;top.b=this.name;timer=setTimeout(";
champ += '"Clic(top.a,top.b,1)"';
champ += ",300)'&gt;";
row.insertCell(niv).innerHTML = champ;
tbodyresult.rows[isor].cells[niv].className = "tdsymb";
row.insertCell(niv+1).appendChild(docresult.createTextNode(wcode+" "+descript));


Oh well, a child could have found it out easily.? ? ?

Thanks for help anyway, since I'm no more a child, alas.
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