Incorrect position after mouse-wheel scroll #22
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@aronhelser - Thanks for opening this issue. I'm wondering if the incorrect y-position you are experiencing persists after moving the mouse or only before the mouse is moved. Please let me know. |
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It does persist after I move the mouse, but it's corrected if I exit the
element and then re-enter. I'm guessing that something that happens during
mouse-leave or mouse-enter needs to be triggered when the element is
scrolled.
What I'm not sure about is if you can get scroll events for your element
when it's just inside another element that's scrolled? (since that's what's
happening here).
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@aronhelser <https://github.com/aronhelser> - Thanks for opening this
issue. I'm wondering if the incorrect y-position you are experiencing
persists after moving the mouse or only before the mouse is moved. Please
let me know.
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@ethanselzer I had a chance to illustrate the problem, thanks for providing a playground pen! https://codepen.io/ahelser/pen/JvPwPR If you mouse-wheel scroll, the position is reported as if it's unscrolled. But if you exit and re-enter, the position is corrected. Looking though your very clean and modular code, I see that you don't listen to scroll events at all. Seems like that would be necessary to fix this problem? |
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Hi @aronhelser - Thanks for creating a reduced test case. That is very helpful. I'm working on an improvement that may correct the issue you have identified. I will post here when it is released. |
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Hi @aronhelser - The latest release of react-cursor-position introduces the |
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@aronhelser - I'm closing this issue for now. If you find your use case is not corrected by v2.5.0, please reopen the issue. Thanks! |
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Thanks! Sorry I haven't been able to confirm - I should be able to test
soon.
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now. If you find your use case is not corrected by v2.5.0, please reopen
the issue. Thanks!
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I'm seeing some incorrect y-positions after I scroll using my mouse wheel - the cursor remains inside the component. If I scroll by dragging the scroll bar, it's correct.
ReactCursorPosition and the component it's wrapping are inside a
divwithoverfow-y: auto.I'm happy to provide more detail if needed.
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