I'm using Polymer 1.0 and when there is a click on a button in Chrome a MouseEvent
is generated. This MouseEvent
object has a path
property which is an ordered array of parent elements to the clicked button. In Firefox & Safari, however, a click
is generated which does not have a path
property. Is there an equivalent property of the click
object which gives me the same information?
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问题:
回答1:
It's not available, but if you really would like to have this property, then you could extend the native prototype of the Event object like so:
if (!("path" in Event.prototype))
Object.defineProperty(Event.prototype, "path", {
get: function() {
var path = [];
var currentElem = this.target;
while (currentElem) {
path.push(currentElem);
currentElem = currentElem.parentElement;
}
if (path.indexOf(window) === -1 && path.indexOf(document) === -1)
path.push(document);
if (path.indexOf(window) === -1)
path.push(window);
return path;
}
});
However if I were you, I wouldn't extend the prototype - I would create a function like mentioned above instead.
Also I would change Event.prototype to MouseEvent.prototype if you want to cover only those types of events.
回答2:
It seems like the e.composedPath() method might be a cross-browser version of e.path
. It works in Chrome and Firefox. Not sure about Safari.