Adobe Plugin - mouse click event on image

Hi all, i am new to plugin development. How to write plug in application from the scratch. please explain procedure step by step.
Thanks in advance

> Please give me sample code for this.
Uh, please give me money if you want me to do your work for you. ;)
No, seriously, the API Reference and the PDF Specification give you more than enough information to return coordinates from a click - which parts are you having trouble understanding? If you tell us what you don't understand about how it works, we can help you figure out how to make it work. Teach a man to fish and all that...
If it is a time-sensitive project, please see this post about logging a case with Adobe Acrobat Developer Support - they'll be happy to help you in a timely manner.
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b68c9a

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Adobe plugin For Mouse Click Event Handler

Hi All, How to write plugin For Mouse Click Event Handler? Please reply quickly..
Thanks in Advance

AS has already been replied to you on the other threads.
THE ACROBAT SDK has all the information you need to implement your solution. If you investigate the SDK and find a specific part of implementing your solution that is causing a problem. Then post that specific problem on the forum so that Leonard/PDL/ Aandi/Everyone else, can help you with specific problems.
This question is too open ended for it to be easily answered with out doing a lot of work.
Please download the SDK.
Investigate the Documentation/Samples.
Start developing your plug-in. ( I would recommend the Acrobat-plug-in wizard)
And if you hit a specific problem we will be happy to try and help.
Please note MULTIPLE POSTS just annoy.
HTH
Malky

How can I (neatly) control mouse click events in a multi-dimensional array?

Hello everyone!
     I have a question regarding the use of mouse clicks events in a multi-dimensional array (or a "2D" array as we refer to them in Java and C++).
Background
     I have an array of objects each with a corresponding mouse click event. Each object is stored at a location ranging from [0][0] to [5][8] (hence a 9 x 6 grid) and has the specific column and row number associated with it as well (i.e. tile [2][4] has a row number of 2 and a column number of 4, even though it is on the third row, fifth column). Upon each mouse click, the tile that is selected is stored in a temporary array. The array is cleared if a tile is clicked that does not share a column or row value equal to, minus or plus 1 with the currently targeted tile (i.e. clicking tile [1][1] will clear the array if there aren't any tiles stored that have the row/column number
[0][0], [0][1], [0][2],
[1][0], [1][1], [1][2],
[2][0], [2][1], [2][2]
or any contiguous column/row with another tile stored in the array, meaning that the newly clicked tile only needs to be sharing a border with one of the tiles in the temp array but not necessarily with the last tile stored).
Question
     What is a clean, tidy way of programming this in AS3? Here are a couple portions of my code (although the mouse click event isn't finished/working correctly):
public function tileClick(e:MouseEvent):void
   var tile:Object = e.currentTarget;
   tileSelect.push(uint(tile.currentFrameLabel));
   selectArr.push(tile);
   if (tile.select.visible == false)
    tile.select.visible = true;
   else
    tile.select.visible = false;
   for (var i:uint = 0; i < selectArr.length; i++)
    if ((tile.rowN == selectArr[i].rowN - 1) ||
     (tile.rowN == selectArr[i].rowN) ||
     (tile.rowN == selectArr[i].rowN + 1))
     if ((tile.colN == selectArr[i].colN - 1) ||
     (tile.colN == selectArr[i].colN) ||
     (tile.colN == selectArr[i].colN + 1))
      trace("jackpot!" + i);
    else
     for (var ii:uint = 0; ii < 1; ii++)
      for (var iii:uint = 0; iii < selectArr.length; iii++)
       selectArr[iii].select.visible = false;
      selectArr = [];
      trace("Err!");

Andrei1,
     So are you saying that if I, rather than assigning a uint to the column and row number for each tile, just assigned a string to each one in the form "#_#" then I could actually just assign the "adjacent" array directly to it instead of using a generic object to hold those values? In this case, my click event would simply check the indexes, one at a time, of all tiles currently stored in my "selectArr" array against the column/row string in the currently selected tile. Am I correct so far? If I am then let's say that "selectArr" is currently holding five tile coordinates (the user has clicked on five adjacent tiles thus far) and a sixth one is being evaluated now:
Current "selectArr" values:
       1_0
       1_1, 2_1, 3_1
              2_2
New tile clicked:
       1_0
       1_1, 2_1, 3_1
              2_2
              2_3
Coordinate search:
       1_-1
0_0, 1_0, 2_0, 3_0
0_1, 1_1, 2_1, 3_1, 4_1
       1_2, 2_2, 3_2
              2_3
     Essentially what is happening here is that the new tile is checking all four coordinates/indexes belonging to each of the five tiles stored in the "selectArr" array as it tries to find a match for one of its own (which it does for the tile at coordinate 2_2). Thus the new tile at coordinate 2_3 would be marked as valid and added to the "selectArr" array as we wait for the next tile to be clicked and validated. Is this correct?

What is the recommended way to handle mouse click events for custom nodes that subclass Panes?

Hi,
I have created a custom node that is a StackPane containing a Label on top of a Polygon.
import javafx.scene.control.Label;
import javafx.scene.layout.StackPane;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
import javafx.scene.shape.Polygon;
public class CustomHexagon extends StackPane {
    private Polygon hexagon;
    private Label overlayText;
    public CustomHexagon( String text, double... points ) {
        this.hexagon = new Polygon( points );
        this.overlayText = new Label( text );
        overlayText.setStyle( "-fx-font-weight: bold;" );
        hexagon.setStroke( Color.GREEN );
        hexagon.setStrokeWidth( 5.0 );
        hexagon.setFill( Color.WHITE );
        this.getChildren().addAll( hexagon, overlayText );
// Lays out the node where it should be according to the points provided for the Polygon.
        this.setLayoutX( points[0] - getLayoutBounds().getMinX() );
        this.setLayoutY( points[1] - getLayoutBounds().getMinY() );
// Show the border of the StackPane.
        this.setStyle( "-fx-border-color: black; -fx-border-width: 1; -fx-border-style: dashed;");
    public String getOverlayText() {
        return overlayText.getText();
I want to display a tesselation of these custom hexagons. Because a CustomHexagon is a StackPane, not a Polygon, MouseClick events can be picked up when the mouse is clicked outside of the stroke of the hexagon but still within the StackPane (which takes up a rectangle larger than the hexagon). The following program demonstrates this.
public class Main extends Application {
    @Override
    public void start(Stage primaryStage) {
        Group root = new Group();
        CustomHexagon[] hexagons = {
            new CustomHexagon( "00", 10.0, 10.0, 30.0, 10.0, 40.0, 27.3205080756, 30.0, 44.6410161512, 10.0, 44.6410161512, 0.0, 27.3205080756 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "01", 70.0, 10.0, 90.0, 10.0, 100.0, 27.3205080756, 90.0, 44.6410161512, 70.0, 44.6410161512, 60.0, 27.3205080756 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "02", 130.0, 10.0, 150.0, 10.0, 160.0, 27.3205080756, 150.0, 44.6410161512, 130.0, 44.6410161512, 120.0, 27.3205080756 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "03", 190.0, 10.0, 210.0, 10.0, 220.0, 27.3205080756, 210.0, 44.6410161512, 190.0, 44.6410161512, 180.0, 27.3205080756 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "04", 250.0, 10.0, 270.0, 10.0, 280.0, 27.3205080756, 270.0, 44.6410161512, 250.0, 44.6410161512, 240.0, 27.3205080756 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "10", 40.0, 27.3205080756, 60.0, 27.3205080756, 70.0, 44.6410161512, 60.0, 61.961524226799995, 40.0, 61.961524226799995, 30.0, 44.6410161512 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "11", 100.0, 27.3205080756, 120.0, 27.3205080756, 130.0, 44.6410161512, 120.0, 61.961524226799995, 100.0, 61.961524226799995, 90.0, 44.6410161512 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "12", 160.0, 27.3205080756, 180.0, 27.3205080756, 190.0, 44.6410161512, 180.0, 61.961524226799995, 160.0, 61.961524226799995, 150.0, 44.6410161512 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "13", 220.0, 27.3205080756, 240.0, 27.3205080756, 250.0, 44.6410161512, 240.0, 61.961524226799995, 220.0, 61.961524226799995, 210.0, 44.6410161512 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "14", 280.0, 27.3205080756, 300.0, 27.3205080756, 310.0, 44.6410161512, 300.0, 61.961524226799995, 280.0, 61.961524226799995, 270.0, 44.6410161512 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "20", 10.0, 44.6410161512, 30.0, 44.6410161512, 40.0, 61.961524226799995, 30.0, 79.2820323024, 10.0, 79.2820323024, 0.0, 61.961524226799995 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "21", 70.0, 44.6410161512, 90.0, 44.6410161512, 100.0, 61.961524226799995, 90.0, 79.2820323024, 70.0, 79.2820323024, 60.0, 61.961524226799995 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "22", 130.0, 44.6410161512, 150.0, 44.6410161512, 160.0, 61.961524226799995, 150.0, 79.2820323024, 130.0, 79.2820323024, 120.0, 61.961524226799995 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "23", 190.0, 44.6410161512, 210.0, 44.6410161512, 220.0, 61.961524226799995, 210.0, 79.2820323024, 190.0, 79.2820323024, 180.0, 61.961524226799995 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "24", 250.0, 44.6410161512, 270.0, 44.6410161512, 280.0, 61.961524226799995, 270.0, 79.2820323024, 250.0, 79.2820323024, 240.0, 61.961524226799995 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "30", 40.0, 61.961524226799995, 60.0, 61.961524226799995, 70.0, 79.2820323024, 60.0, 96.602540378, 40.0, 96.602540378, 30.0, 79.2820323024 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "31", 100.0, 61.961524226799995, 120.0, 61.961524226799995, 130.0, 79.2820323024, 120.0, 96.602540378, 100.0, 96.602540378, 90.0, 79.2820323024 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "32", 160.0, 61.961524226799995, 180.0, 61.961524226799995, 190.0, 79.2820323024, 180.0, 96.602540378, 160.0, 96.602540378, 150.0, 79.2820323024 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "33", 220.0, 61.961524226799995, 240.0, 61.961524226799995, 250.0, 79.2820323024, 240.0, 96.602540378, 220.0, 96.602540378, 210.0, 79.2820323024 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "34", 280.0, 61.961524226799995, 300.0, 61.961524226799995, 310.0, 79.2820323024, 300.0, 96.602540378, 280.0, 96.602540378, 270.0, 79.2820323024 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "40", 10.0, 79.2820323024, 30.0, 79.2820323024, 40.0, 96.602540378, 30.0, 113.9230484536, 10.0, 113.9230484536, 0.0, 96.602540378 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "41", 70.0, 79.2820323024, 90.0, 79.2820323024, 100.0, 96.602540378, 90.0, 113.9230484536, 70.0, 113.9230484536, 60.0, 96.602540378 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "42", 130.0, 79.2820323024, 150.0, 79.2820323024, 160.0, 96.602540378, 150.0, 113.9230484536, 130.0, 113.9230484536, 120.0, 96.602540378 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "43", 190.0, 79.2820323024, 210.0, 79.2820323024, 220.0, 96.602540378, 210.0, 113.9230484536, 190.0, 113.9230484536, 180.0, 96.602540378 ),
            new CustomHexagon( "44", 250.0, 79.2820323024, 270.0, 79.2820323024, 280.0, 96.602540378, 270.0, 113.9230484536, 250.0, 113.9230484536, 240.0, 96.602540378 )
        EventHandler<MouseEvent> mouseClickedHandler = new EventHandler<MouseEvent>() {
            @Override
            public void handle(MouseEvent t) {
                CustomHexagon h = (CustomHexagon) t.getSource();
                System.out.println( h.getOverlayText() );
        for ( CustomHexagon hexagon : hexagons ) {
            hexagon.setOnMouseClicked( mouseClickedHandler );
        root.getChildren().addAll( hexagons );
        Scene scene = new Scene(root, 400, 400);
        primaryStage.setTitle("Example");
        primaryStage.setScene(scene);
        primaryStage.show();
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        launch(args);
After running this program, when one clicks within the intersection of two StackPanes (borders shown by dashed lines), the target of the mouse click event will be the StackPane on top as determined by the order in which they were added to their parent.
This is a problem because there is only a small "T" shaped area within each hexagon that when clicked will target that hexagon with an event, rather than adjacent nodes.
I would appreciate any reccomendations to solve this problem.
Thanks,
James Giller

Hello, this is an evergreen. Just call setPickOnBounds(false) on the CustomHexagon.
An issue tracking this problem is open here: https://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-17024

Pass Mouse click events from JavaScript to Falsh Movie

Hi,
I have an interesting problem here.
i am trying to create a web page which has my
flash-presentation movie. i need to disable mouse click &
keyboard click navigation of the flash movie. The only way by which
i can navigate my slide in the flash movie should be using 2
buttons say Next & Prev that are i my web page.
when i click the Next button i should be able to go to the
next slid or the animation in the same slide like how i do in the
power Point.
Is there any way by which i can send these mouse click
events from my javascript to my flash movie or is there any other
means by which i can achieve this.
~Blackperil

Hi Mathias,
What i understood is that you want to triger a server side event (simulate onClick event of button)from a client side event (javascript confirm popup), based on the choice of user..
You can also try this one...
Check = confirm("Do you really want to proceed?");
if (Check == true)
document.getElementById('do_proceed').click();
else
document.getElementById('do_cancel').click();
Regards,
Anubhav

Bing Maps on IE 11 browser, The mouse click event is only working when we have compatibility mode on.

I have tried out the code in this article in ASP.Net web forms with c# and javascript.
I am using Ajax to call the C# from Javascript and load the data from database.
I have used following article to show the pushpins and there infoboxes.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rbrundritt/archive/2013/11/08/multiple-pushpins-and-infoboxes-in-bing-maps-v7.aspx?CommentPosted=true#commentmessage
My code works great on IE 11 , when I have compatibility mode on,
but when compatibility mode is off, the mouse click event is not being received by the Javascript function.
Is this expected behavior of bing maps, Are there any workarounds for this problem?
Thanks
Nate

Hi Ricky, I have tried using Chrome and I see the same issue. The mouse events are not being captured.
Here is my code
<%@ Page Title="" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Maps.Master" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="BingMaps.aspx.cs" Inherits="MyMaps.secure.BingMaps" %>
<asp:Content ID="Content2" ContentPlaceHolderID="ContentPlaceHolderBody" runat="server" >
<asp:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager" runat="server"
EnablePageMethods="true" />
<div id="MapHolder" style="; width:1000px; height:800px; " />
<asp:Literal ID="Literal1" runat="server">
</asp:Literal>
</asp:Content>
<asp:Content ID="Content3" ContentPlaceHolderID="ScriptSection" runat="server">
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ecn.dev.virtualearth.net/mapcontrol/mapcontrol.ashx?v=7.0">
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" >
var map = null, infobox, dataLayer;
$(document).ready(function () {
GetMap();
function GetMap() {
// Initialize the map
map = new Microsoft.Maps.Map(document.getElementById("MapHolder"),
{ credentials: "lincensekey", zoom: 2 });
dataLayer = new Microsoft.Maps.EntityCollection();
map.entities.push(dataLayer);
var infoboxLayer = new Microsoft.Maps.EntityCollection();
map.entities.push(infoboxLayer);
infobox = new Microsoft.Maps.Infobox(new Microsoft.Maps.Location(0, 0), { visible: false, offset: new Microsoft.Maps.Point(0, 20) });
infoboxLayer.push(infobox);
PageMethods.GetLocations(RequestCompletedCallback, RequestFailedCallback);
function AddData(MapPoints) {
for (var i = 0, len = MapPoints.length; i < len; ++i)
var pushpin = new Microsoft.Maps.Pushpin(new Microsoft.Maps.Location(parseFloat(MapPoints[i].lat),parseFloat(MapPoints[i].lon))
icon: MapPoints[i].group,
height: 50, width: 60, text: MapPoints[i].city
pushpin.Title = MapPoints[i].name;
pushpin.description = MapPoints[i].desc;
Microsoft.Maps.Events.addHandler(pushpin, 'click', displayInfobox);
dataLayer.push(pushpin);
function displayInfobox(e) {
if (e.targetType == 'pushpin') {
infobox.setLocation(e.target.getLocation());
infobox.setOptions({ visible: true, title: e.target.Title, description: e.target.description });
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result = eval(result);
AddData(result);
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var stackTrace = error.get_stackTrace();
var message = error.get_message();
var statusCode = error.get_statusCode();
var exceptionType = error.get_exceptionType();
var timedout = error.get_timedOut();
alert("Stack Trace: " + stackTrace + "<br/>" +
"Service Error: " + message + "<br/>" +
"Status Code: " + statusCode + "<br/>" +
"Exception Type: " + exceptionType + "<br/>" +
"Timedout: " + timedout);

How can I capture mouse click events on BSP or Web Dynpro ABAP Screen

hi Guys,
Currently we have a user inactivity problem,
the requirement is: if user is clicking on BSP/Web Dynpro ABAP screen, he/she is considered active. so we need an mechanism to capture the mouse click event.
Using Firebug, we found that this js is in the iframe which contains BSP/web dynpro scrren: /sap/public/bc/ur/nw5/js/languages/urMessageBundle_en.js
we want to find this js file & put in some javascript code to track user's mouse click, but i cannot find it on server.
while in ie if we type http://host:port/sap/public/bc/ur/nw5/js/languages/urMessageBundle_en.js
this file can be downloaded, means this file is there.
Any one can help on this issue? find the js file or another way to capture the mouse click event.
Thanks a lot with points!

Hi Feng Guo,
We can not capture mouse click events on Web Dynpro ABAP Screen . I am not sure about BSP. But as for as I know the portal keep active the iViews until unless mouse clicks happens.
But for your problem I think you can get solution by setting iView Expiration to some more time period.
Regards,
Siva

HierarchyViewer mouse click event on expansion icon

Hi,
I'm using HierarchyViewer in an application. Could you please suggest if I can catch the mouse click event on the expansion icon ["+" sign appearing right below the node]?
Thank you,
Nima

Dear Akash,
Are you sure about Disclose Listener of the HierarchyViewer??
I'm using Jdeveloper 11g (11.1.1.5) and HV component doesn't have such listener!

Event structure does not capture mouse click event on toolbar activeX control

Hi
We have a toolbar activeX control on FP. It works perfectly on my computer, but on my coworkers deskyop, somehow the event structure doesn't capture mouse click event.
Any idea? Thanks a lot for any help.
Anne

It's a standard activeX control. I attach a simple vi .
thanks for any help.
Attachments:
toolbar test.vi ‏41 KB

How can i call mouse click event from keypress event???

How can i call mouse click event from keypress event???
I want same GUI changes to be occured at key press.....i.e . button going down & comming up.....
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Put all the code that happens on those events into a method. Then call that method from both events.

Mouse Click Event Is this a bug

 I have a applet that has popupmenus tied to certain buttons. When a use clicks on one of the
buttons a popupmenu is displayed for that button. Originally I used Mouse Click event to show
the popupmenu but I found that when you switched buttons mouse click wouldn't fire right. When
I switch to a action event it worked every time instead of losing 2-3 clicks when switching
buttons. Does anyone no why this might happen. Is it a bug in mouse click?

The reason why mouse clicks seem to dissapear is because a mouseClicked event is only ever fired when its mousePressed and mouseReleased coordinates are the same.
This can be a pain!! Id recomend using the mouseReleased method to register mouseClicked events, this should always be called.

Capturing Mouse Click Event Outside a Canvas/Component

Hello Guys
I have a canvas based component and i want to capture a mouse click event outside that component.
How is it possible?
Thanks a lot

Thanks a lot Morphic
I solved it using focusout method from my component;s textinput but your method is also good and will help me in later stages.

Mouse Click Event

Hi, can any one tell me how to capture the mouse click event in the report ? For example suppose the user is double clicking in a perticular coulmn in a report output, I want to show him/her a message.
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Feroz

Feroze,
I think it is not possible to capture mouse click at report runtime. But you can use buttons in report. It will work.

Using mouse click to return image coordinates.

Ok so I've been trying to figure out how to do this and it seems very complicated for something that really seems straightforward.
Anyway. I have a camera that updates an image object on the front panel using a while loop. I have another image object that is updated with a still image when the "snap" button is pressed. Now what I want to do is to click on a point in the snapped image and have the VI return the coordinates of that pixel in the image coordinate frame.
What I've got so far is an event structure in the while loop with the following to occur in the event "image object -> mouse down":
Server reference (reference to the image object) -> Property node (last mouse position) -> output screen coordinates.
I've got two errors that don't make a whole lot of sense to me (I haven't worked with event structures before): "event data node contains unwired or bad terminal" and "event structure one or more event cases have no events defined". This second one seems strange since I don't actually want anything to happen if there's no mouse click. The first one seems to refer to the element box on the left hand side of the event structure.
The above is my lastest attmpt at sorting this problem and as far as I can see it should work. whatever about the errors, am I even taking the right approach with this? I'd have thought image cordinates would be a common enough thing but search the boards here, it would appear not...
Kinda stumped here. Any help is much appreciated.
Message Edited by RoBoTzRaWsUm on 04-14-2009 08:34 AM
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hello RoBoTzRaWsUm,
I have taken a look at your VI, which has been taking a correct approach to the data you are looking for. As you are using and event structure, you should be looking for an event to occur. When using a Property Node, you are trying read an attribute of a control. However, in an Event Structure, I believe you should be using an Invoke Node. An Invoke Node allows your to read an event or write a method with the Control Class in LabVIEW.
1. Place down and Invoke Node from the Functions Palette in 'Programming'->'Application Control'
2. Wire your Image Control reference to it
3. Click Method, and select 'Get Last Event'
4. Right click on 'Which Events' and 'Create Constant'. Make the constant '1' in the array
5. Read the 'Coordinates' Cluster from the left hand side of the Event Case by right clicking and 'Create Indicator'
You will find a piece of example code attached.
Regards
George T.
Applications Engineering Specialist
National Instruments UK and Ireland
Attachments:
UKSupportMouseClick.vi ‏39 KB

Getting mouse click coordinates with image button

I'm using ADF Rich Client components in JDeveloper 11g Technology preview.
I have to get the mouse click coordinates with an image button. In the page I put something like this:
<af:commandButton text="commandButton1" icon="ambiente.jpg"
actionListener="#{prova.listen}" action="#{prova.esegui}" />
In the listener method of the managed bean I try to get the coordinates with this code:
public void listen(ActionEvent e)
FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
String clientId = e.getComponent().getClientId(context);
Map requestParams =
context.getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap();
int x =
new Integer((String) requestParams.get(clientId + ".x")).intValue();
int y =
new Integer((String) requestParams.get(clientId + ".y")).intValue();
but it doesn't work. It seems that there aren't in the request the coordinates of the image point clicked. Is it true? How can I do that with ADF ?

Hi,
the mouse position is not part of the request parameters send. You will have to use client side JavaScript for this
<jsp:root xmlns:jsp="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page" version="2.0"
xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"
xmlns:af="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/rich">
<jsp:directive.page contentType="text/html;charset=windows-1252"/>
<f:view>
<af:document>
<f:verbatim>
<![CDATA[
<script>
function handleMouseCoordinates(event) {
alert("x: "+event.getPageX()+" y: "+event.getPageY());
</script>
]]>
</f:verbatim>
<af:form>
<af:commandButton text="My Click Button" icon="/images/jdev_cup.gif">
<af:clientListener method="handleMouseCoordinates" type="click"/>
</af:commandButton>
</af:form>
</af:document>
</f:view>
</jsp:root>
Frank

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