Onmousemove not working in Google Chrome

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I have coding for on mousemove event.But it working well in IE and firfox but not in Google chrome........

MY code is here.....

C#

var mouse;
             function storeMouse(e) {
                 if (!e) e = window.event;
                 mouse = { clientX: e.clientX, clientX: e.clientY };
             }

             function test(e) {
//                 debugger;
                 alert(mouse.clientX);
                 if (mouse.clientX < 150) {
                     var agree = confirm("Are you sure to leave this page");
                     if (!agree) {
                         return false;
                     }
//                     else {
//
//                     }
                 }
             }
<body onbeforeunload="test(event);" onmousemove="storeMouse(event);">

Can anyone help me.....

Thanks....

Posted 8-Apr-12 18:18pm

vivekx2

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Pablo Aliskevicius 9-Apr-12 1:34am

Please clarify about "not working": is the event firing at all?
The function storeMouse, as posted, has a typo: does this typo avoid compilation?

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**tanweer** · Answer 1 · 2012-04-08T19:52:00

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hi,

if your requirement is to alert the user on the browser window close then it can also be achieved like this:

C#

var inFormOrLink;
      $('a').live('click', function () { inFormOrLink = true; });
      $('form').bind('submit', function () { inFormOrLink = true; });

      $(window).bind("beforeunload", function () {
          return inFormOrLink || confirm("Do you really want to close?");
      });

I tested it in both FireFox and Chrome

Posted 8-Apr-12 19:52pm

tanweer

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vivekx2 9-Apr-12 2:05am

Thanks for your support....

I pasted your coding in my javascript. It need to call inside body or not...Please clear my doubt...

tanweer 9-Apr-12 6:24am

no no, you just need to past the above code in your Head section