NIM039720 for ArcGIS Server (.NET)

Bug ID Number	NIM039720
Submitted	October 29, 2008
Last Modified	April 28, 2025
Applies to	ArcGIS Server (.NET)
Version found	9.3
Program language	C#
Operating System	Windows OS
Operating System Version	XP
Status	Will Not Be Addressed

Additional Information

No Public Explanation

Workaround

Derek on 7\19\09 - Use the following work around with version 9.3 SP1 and 9.3.1 to override an existing javascript function. Tested using IE6, IE7, IE8 and FF3. Ensure that the browsers cache is cleared before testing the new code. This code is a work around until the issue is fixed in a future release. <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> ESRI.ADF.System._makeMouseEventRelativeToElement = function(evt, element, location) { //This method will change offset event coordinates and target to another element var e = evt; if (e.target && element && element !== e.target) { //clone object e = {}; for (var idx in evt) e[idx] = evt[idx]; if (!location) { location = Sys.UI.DomElement.getLocation(element); } if (Sys.Browser.agent === Sys.Browser.InternetExplorer) { if (e.target.parentNode === document.body) { e.target = document.body; } e.offsetX = evt.screenX - window.screenLeft - location.x + document.documentElement.scrollLeft - 2; if (document.parentWindow.frameElement != null && document.parentWindow.frameElement.document != null && document.parentWindow.frameElement.document.documentElement != null) //account for scrolling in parent window when in an iframe e.offsetX += document.parentWindow.frameElement.document.documentElement.scrollLeft; e.offsetY = evt.screenY - window.screenTop - location.y + document.documentElement.scrollTop - 2; if (document.parentWindow.frameElement != null && document.parentWindow.frameElement.document != null && document.parentWindow.frameElement.document.documentElement != null) //account for scrolling in parent window when in an iframe e.offsetY += document.parentWindow.frameElement.document.documentElement.scrollTop; } else { var eventLocation = Sys.UI.DomElement.getLocation(e.target); var diffX = eventLocation.x - location.x; var diffY = eventLocation.y - location.y; e.offsetX += diffX; e.offsetY += diffY; } e.target = element; } return e; }; </script>----------------------------------------------------------**The following workaround applies only to v9.3 (will not work w/ v9.3 sp1 or v9.3.1)**If the IFrame is placed in a scrollable DIV (overflow:auto), scrolling the DIV element does not cause the offset for client geometry to occur.First, make sure the IFrame is in a scrolling DIV element: <div style="width:600px;height:400px;overflow:scroll;"> <iframe src="ControlPage.aspx" width = "1000px" height="800px" /> </div>Next, launch the page containing the IFrame from a link that will remove scrollbars from the browser (removing menu and toolbars will also create more space on the page): function launchMap() { bProps = "toolbar=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,location=no,resizable=yes,status=no,width=800,height=500"; window.open("IFramePage.aspx","map",bProps); }