Baby Astronaut Posted June 7, 2012 Posted June 7, 2012 For example, will a tooltip for an image or a website link display on touchscreens? What happens on a touchscreen to the mouse effects that drop a menu when you roll over a navigation link, or to the mouse effect that displays a thumbnail preview image at different sections of a video's progress bar? Or are touchscreens missing a way to display these useful info accessories?
immortal Posted June 7, 2012 Posted June 7, 2012 (edited) For example, will a tooltip for an image or a website link display on touchscreens? What happens on a touchscreen to the mouse effects that drop a menu when you roll over a navigation link, or to the mouse effect that displays a thumbnail preview image at different sections of a video's progress bar? Or are touchscreens missing a way to display these useful info accessories? In web-programming i.e in Dynamic web documents with JavaScript they provide default event handlers namely - onmouseout onmouseover onmouseup onmousedown We can define an event handler with an event handler function which might be predefined in a seperate file or within the same file (i.e .js). for example - onmousedown = "displayit(event);" onmouseup = "hideit();" function displayit(event) { //body of the function here } function hideit() { //body of the function here } I am not sure such an option is available for touchscreens or not and hence they're not able to display any information when you just move over a link or an image. Edited June 7, 2012 by immortal
Ben Banana Posted June 8, 2012 Posted June 8, 2012 Doesn't the mouse position only update when you touch the screen? Regardless of that, this is still a pretty ... bad question. Sorry.
khaled Posted June 8, 2012 Posted June 8, 2012 The answer is no, if you intend to build a software for a touch screen, you need that technology specific API Every touch screen technology\framework has an API that specify types of unique touch sequence known as gestures For example consider developing a game on iPhone, or a game for XBox Kinect, or an app for smart board .. they totally have different standards, gestures, and API regulation
Ben Banana Posted June 12, 2012 Posted June 12, 2012 Or are touchscreens missing a way to display these useful info accessories? Yes. Unfortunately. They don't have enough screen-stamps to display info accessories. But these inventor geniuses might develop such a miraculous technology in... I'm guessing roughly 8 years, don't you think? The answer is no, if you intend to build a software for a touch screen, you need that technology specific API Incorrect. They need a Frisbee saucer, to throw in the park. And they should read some books too. Books are a necessity! Crazy Fact: Did you know that touch screens don't have pointer-mice? Therefore, some say that mouse-over tips are invalid on touch screens. I know, it defies almost all logic. Who would think that, idiots? Oh and, I just want you to know that Steve Jobs, that guy who designed all of the micro potato-chips inside your iPad, was a crazy smart genius! He invented electricity, and Albert Einstein got the idea for quantum physics from him.
khaled Posted June 17, 2012 Posted June 17, 2012 Yes. Unfortunately. They don't have enough screen-stamps to display info accessories. But these inventor geniuses might develop such a miraculous technology in... I'm guessing roughly 8 years, don't you think? Incorrect. They need a Frisbee saucer, to throw in the park. And they should read some books too. Books are a necessity! Crazy Fact: Did you know that touch screens don't have pointer-mice? Therefore, some say that mouse-over tips are invalid on touch screens. I know, it defies almost all logic. Who would think that, idiots? Oh and, I just want you to know that Steve Jobs, that guy who designed all of the micro potato-chips inside your iPad, was a crazy smart genius! He invented electricity, and Albert Einstein got the idea for quantum physics from him. Let me think, were you drunk when you wrote this ?!
Ben Banana Posted June 18, 2012 Posted June 18, 2012 Let me think, were you drunk when you wrote this ?! Almost as much as everyone else.
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