| Issue 868: | Mouse icon bug while dragging/resizing events in IE 7/8/9 | |
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I'm experiencing strange behaviors with latest version of fullcalendar (1.5) in all versions of Internet Explorer 7/8/9 (jQuery 1.5.1; jQuery UI 1.8.11) After you resized/dropped an event, the mouse pointer (often) remains unchanged. You have to click somewhere in the screen to return to the default pointer. You can try it in both month and week views in your demo site: http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/ Thanks for your very good work.
Mar 30, 2011
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althaus.it
Mar 30, 2011
Try this: 1) Open http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/ and go in the week view 2) Go over the "meeting" event; the mouse cursor is now an hand; right? 3) Drop the event "meeting" wherever you want! the mouse remains an hand! You can move the mouse out of the calendar but the cursor remains the same!
Mar 31, 2011
As soon as I drop the event and move the cursor out of its area he changes back to the default pointer.
Apr 2, 2011
this could be a strange mouse-click-timing issue that is OS-specific. What version of windows are you using? also, does this only happen to events that have "url's" associated with them, or all events?
Status:
Reproducing
Apr 3, 2011
I'm using windows 7 Professional 32-bit. I did my tests on this site: http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/ moving and dropping the event: "Meeting" in the week view. I noticed that this behavior occours when you drop/resize the event and the mouse still remains over the box of the event. If the mouse is over a white zone the mouse resets to default pointer.
Apr 4, 2011
I've only got XP at work, but can test it on 7 at home.
Aug 13, 2013
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Summary:
Mouse icon bug while dragging/resizing events in IE 7/8/9
(was: Strange behavior resizing/dropping events in IE 7/8/9 FC v 1.5)
Aug 13, 2013
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Feb 21, 2015
I recently tried to reproduce this with a number of different Windows versions, IE versions, and FullCalendar versions and couldn't reproduce. Regardless, it is almost assuredly fixed since the move away from jQuery UI. jQuery UI would explicitly set the <body>'s CSS cursor with JavaScript if I recall, so maybe there was a bug with cleaning up a drag when it finished in old version of IE. FullCalendar's new approach to DnD is much simpler. If it turns out this bug still exists in some form, please post a screencast video of how to recreate it. Thanks!
Status:
Done
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