How Can I Determine Start And Stop Points For Mouse Cursor?
Let's say the user starts to move mouse and stop at somewhere on the browser. How can I determine start and stop point with Javascript/Jquery ? Start point is easy, I can get it wi
Solution 1:
using a combination of setTimeout and clearTimeout. If the user doesn't move for x amount of seconds then it means that he stopped.
Here I wrote you an example:
<scripttype="text/javascript">var lastMove = 0;
var lastTimeout = 0;
jQuery(document).ready(function () {
$(document).mousemove(function (e) {
$('#status').html(e.pageX + ', ' + e.pageY);
var currentMove = (newDate()).getTime();
if (lastTimeout != 0) {
clearTimeout(lastTimeout);
}
if (currentMove - lastMove > 1500)
{ alert('started'); }
lastMove = currentMove;
lastTimeout = setTimeout(function () {
var currentMove = (newDate()).getTime();
if (currentMove - lastMove > 1500)
{ alert('stopped'); }
}, 1510);
});
})
</script><h2id="status">
0, 0
</h2>
Solution 2:
The start location is the location when the mousemove event is first fired. It will keep firing until the mouse stops moving. So, if you add a timer (setTimeout/clearTimeout) to your mousemove event function, you can say the mouse has stopped moving after a certain amount of time has passed without the mousemove function being called.
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