I don't ever get NS_MOUSE_LEFT_CLICK events. I only seem to get NS_MOUSE_LEFT_BUTTON_UP events instead. Not sure if this is mac-only, but i suspect not.

NS_MOUSE_LEFT_CLICK events are generated for the content internally, not the OS. I need more clarification on where and why you're looking for these to do anything with this?

I'd rather check for a click than a button up to see if there is a mouse click. If that's not the way it should be, though, then i'll deal. Just wondering why there was a high level event if no one was supposed to look for it.

You can just for a click. I guess my point was that we generate these internally based on our own restriction. ie. a mousedown and up on the same content object is a click. A mousedown then up elsewhere is not. So where is it that you don't get these? I can't really fix this without more specific info.

In the toolbox frame event handling code, i don't get "clicks" only downs and ups (nsToolboxFrame).

Well its pretty much fixed but let me explain the problem. We dispatch events based on content, not frames. So in fact we are dispatching the click, we're just sending it to the content. I've added it so that we also dispatch the event to the frame we got the mouseup over but keep in mind this is less reliable. If there are multiple frames associated with a piece of content only one of them will get the click. But this should serve your purpose for the moment anywyay.

joki, please smack me if i'm being lame, but it still doesn't work quite right so i'm reopening the bug. When I get the NS_MOUSE_LEFT_CLICK event, the mouse location (aEvent->point) is garbage (at least the y value us) so it's pretty much useless. Everything is ok if I continue to use NS_MOUSE_LEFT_BUTTON_UP.

clearing resolution

Hey, I fixed a bug with click event coords the other day that should have fixed this too.

how about letting me try it before you mark it fixed ;)

Nope. No chance. Its fixed. They're all fixed. Muhahahahaha

pinkerton, to verify or not to verify? Is it fixed?

marking verified.