NIM045066 for ArcGIS Server (.NET)

Número de ID do Erro	NIM045066
Enviado	May 4, 2009
Última Modificação	June 5, 2024
Aplica-se à	ArcGIS Server (.NET)
Versão encontrada	9.3.1
Idioma do programa	VB.Net
Sistema Operacional	Windows OS
Versão do Sistema Operacional	2003
Status	Duplicate

Informações Adicionais

NIM039720 If a page containing iframe has scroll bars, geometry drawn with tool's client action will be shifted according to the page's scroll positio

Solução Provisória

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>