EVENT HANDLER: onDblClick
onDblClick
= myJavaScriptCode
Event handler for Document, Link.
The onDblClick event handler executes the specified JavaScript
code or function on the occurance of a double click event.
The onDblClick event handler uses the following Event
object properties.
type - this property indicates the type of event.
target - this property indicates the object to which the event
was originally sent.
layerX - the cursor location when the click event occurs.
layerY - the cursor location when the click event occurs.
pageX - the cursor location when the click event occurs.
pageY - the cursor location when the click event occurs.
screenX - the cursor location when the click event occurs.
screenY - the cursor location when the click event occurs.
which - 1 represents a left mouse double-click and 3 a right double-click.
modifiers - lists the modifier keys (shift, alt, ctrl, etc.) held
down when the click event occurs.
The following example shows the use of the onDblClick event handler
with a document object. As you can see, this is defined within
the document's HTML <BODY> tag.
Code:
<body onDblClick = "document.write('Hello World!')">
NOTE:
Macintosh platforms don't support mouse double-clicks and therefore
this event handler is not implemented.
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