[mapguide-users] Re: Ajax DHTML Conflict

[Hans Milling]

Hi Gordon

It's a common problem with web pages. It only happens on web pages that
contains frames.
Most vendors get arround this by hiding the frames content (usually an
iframe) or making a transparent div that sort of blurs the iframes and the
whole page behind (that might also contain several iframes).
The mousemove event is not fired when the mouse exits the frame where the
mouse button was pressed, or if the mouse enters some other frame.

So you can either write you own code to introduce something similar when the
user starts dragging the window. You can avoid using frames or, as you write
yourself, use jQuery or something else where they already made that
workaround.

Hans...

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