I want to know if there is any workaround so that the animation will continue even if the context menu opens.
I Searching on Google, what I can find is:
>Disable right-click
>Create custom context menu
But I can’t find why this only happens in IE The reason for the situation.
Can anyone explain why this only happens in IE and is also a possible solution (if any)?
Edit: I have checked IE7 and IE8 browsers in Windows
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Just try to call the function to run the animation twice-once on the page launch, and then through the oncontextmenu.
UPDATE
Check this! The script here prevents the original right-click menu from being displayed during the animation. In my case…
I wrote a simple javascript animation code. When I right-click When the document is clicked, the javascript animation stops and only resumes when the context menu is closed. This only happens in IE, if I do the same in other browsers, the animation will continue.
I want to know if there is any workaround so that the animation will continue even if the context menu is opened.
I searched on Google and what I can find is:
>Disable right click
>Create a custom context menu
But can’t find the reason why this happens only in IE.
Can anyone explain why this only happens in IE, Is it also a possible solution (if any)?
Edit: I have checked IE7 and IE8 browsers in Windows
There is an event called oncontextmenu. Right click When, it will call the required function. For example:
Just try to call the function to run the animation twice-once on the page launch, and then through the oncontextmenu.
UPDATE
Check this! The script here prevents the original right-click menu from being displayed during the animation. In my case…