Fix axis specific deltas on Firefox < 17 #73
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- FF versions less than 17 use DOMMouseScroll event, which provides a detail (the magnitude) and axis of the scroll. However, it doesn't provide individual dy, dx values, and the axis is currently ignored by jquery-mousewheel.
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Closing in favor of #74. |
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#74, If I understand it correctly, wouldn't completely solve my issue, since ideally I'd want to be able to differentiate between horizantal/vertical scrolls. I needed support for FF 10 (sad, I know), so I thought I'd push it back in case anybody else was stuck with the same sad issue. |
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I lumped it in with 74 because it was related to the axis stuff. I'm going to get this in as well. I actually have it done locally as of this morning but got pulled away and haven't had time to test everywhere yet. |
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detail (the magnitude) and axis of the scroll. However, it doesn't
provide individual dy, dx values, and the axis is currently ignored
by jquery-mousewheel.