test( "mousedown: initial position of helper", function() {
expect( 2 );
- var contentToForceScroll, helper,
- element = $("#selectable1").selectable();
+ var helperOffset,
+ element = $( "#selectable1" ).selectable(),
+ contentToForceScroll = $( "<div>" ).css({
+ height: "10000px",
+ width: "10000px"
+ });
- contentToForceScroll = $("<div>").css({
- height: "10000px",
- width: "10000px"
- });
+ contentToForceScroll.appendTo( "body" );
+ $( window ).scrollTop( 100 ).scrollLeft( 100 );
- contentToForceScroll.appendTo("body");
- $( window ).scrollTop( 1 ).scrollLeft( 1 );
element.simulate( "mousedown", {
clientX: 10,
clientY: 10
});
- helper = $(".ui-selectable-helper");
- equal( helper.css("top"), "11px", "Scroll top should be accounted for." );
- equal( helper.css("left"), "11px", "Scroll left should be accounted for." );
+ // we do a GTE comparison here because IE7 erroneously subtracts
+ // 2 pixels from a simulated mousedown for clientX/Y
+ // Support: IE7
+ helperOffset = $( ".ui-selectable-helper" ).offset();
+ ok( helperOffset.top >= 99, "Scroll top should be accounted for." );
+ ok( helperOffset.left >= 99, "Scroll left should be accounted for." );
// Cleanup
- element.simulate("mouseup");
+ element.simulate( "mouseup" );
contentToForceScroll.remove();
$( window ).scrollTop( 0 ).scrollLeft( 0 );
});