Just wanted to follow up on this so the list archive has a solution in
case anyone searches for anything similar in the future. The solution
is courtesy of Darin Adler over on webkitsdk-dev.
The solution is to override -[NSWindow sendEvent:] and if the window
is not main send the NSLeftMous
Ben,
On Sep 23, 2008, at 8:19 am, Benjamin Stiglitz wrote:
The problem I am having is that to drag out of the WebView the
panel has to be main (i.e. the close/minimize/zoom buttons are
filled in). However, if you hold down the command key, the drag
out of that window works fine.
Where d
> The problem I am having is that to drag out of the WebView the panel has
> to be main (i.e. the close/minimize/zoom buttons are filled in).
> However, if you hold down the command key, the drag out of that window
> works fine.
>
> Where do I start looking to make this work without having to
I have a NSPanel which does not hide on deactivate [1] and has a
WebView embedded in a NSTabView. All of this resides in an "agent"
application (LSUIElement is set in Info.plist). The objective is to
have a small globally accessible web site where the user can drag
images into other applica
