I have a div.
<div id="down"
onmousedown="mousedown('url(/scanToUserBox/img/cpt_subfunc_005_next_d.png)', this)"
onmouseup="mouseup('url(/scanToUserBox/img/cpt_subfunc_005_next_i.png)', this)"
onclick="changePage('down')">
</div>
I want to prevent the execution of the events in some instances. I already tried disabling the div but still the events are executed.
Why can't you use JQuery and attach events based on actions? Are you restricted to javascript? Javascript Example:
document.getElementById('down').addEventListener('mousemove', elementMove, false);
Use JQuery, and attach functions to mouseup and mousedown event in which you can execute code depending on conditions:
$("#down").mouseup(function(){
if(a=b) {
}
}).mousedown(function(){
if(b=c) {
}
});
I believe, if you had added your event Handler simply via javascript with something like
var desDiv = document.getElementById('down');
desDiv.addEventListener('mousedown', mymousedownfn, false);
//you could have removed the eventlistener with
desDiv.removeEventListener('mousedown',mymousedownfn,false);
As you have added the eventlistener as an attribute of the div, I think the javascript becomes part of the attribute value as well and you would then need to set it to null to remove it. Something like
var desDiv = document.getElementById('down');
destdiv.onmousedown = null;
You have to figure out when to set the 'destdiv.onmousedown' to null to make it work for you
I finally found the solution. It is event.returnValue = false;
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