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click propagate to parent of <img> instead of selecting <img>

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Jul 29.2005

Hi, I have a <div> which contains a few <img>’s. When I click/drag the image, I need the <div> behind it to receive the click/drag instead of the <img>, somewhat like the scrolling of Google’s Map. At the moment, the browser treats the drag as dragging the <img>. Is there a way to achieve this? I saw a

“-moz-user-select:none”

post somewhere but it doesn’t seem to work when I apply it to the “#mydiv img” class. Thanks for any help!

[EDIT]: also, what do I need to do to extend this to IE?

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@KorJul 29.2005 — leave a visible border on div and instruct user to drag the div in that area.
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@yilangmokauthorJul 29.2005 — Hm...I could do that but I'd much rather allow the div to be moved even when the img is clicked. Thanks.
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