mousewheel event doesn't work on Safari (tested on 5.1.7) for windows.

[gui-yem]

Hi, Thanks for this excelent plugin (very usefull).
It seems that mousewheel event doesn't work on Safari (tested on 5.1.7) for windows. is there a way to fix it properly ?
Thanks.

[brandonaaron]

I just tried the test page on Safari 5.1.7 on Windows and it appear to be working as expected. Could you create a test case that shows how it isn't working? Here is the test page: http://brandonaaron.github.io/jquery-mousewheel/test/index.html

[gui-yem]

Thanks for quick reply.
I just tested the github test page by using safari and the mousewheel event doesn't work on my safari install (5.1.7 / windows 7).
What do you mean by "create a test case" ?

[brandonaaron]

I can't reproduce that it is not working.

Are you using a Virtual Machine? Does the mouse wheel work everywhere else in the operating system? Do you get a JavaScript error?

[gui-yem]

No i don't use virtual machine.
The mousewheel work everywhere in the operating system.
For javascript Error i don't find native javascript debbug tools on Safari. I will try to find an extension like Firebug for Safari ...
The native scroll works (example: window scrollbar) but the event 'mousewheel' doesn't work for me.
It seems i am the only guy with this problem because there is no message on Google about this issue. Maybe my Safari install is corrupted.
If i find more info about my issue i will let you know.
Thanks for time and help.
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[chestozo]

There must be some developer tools in safari by default but you need to enable them in preferences > advanced section first.

[gui-yem]

Hi, thanks for info. Finally i installed Firebug Lite extension for Safari. That makes the job. But as i said in my previous message it seems i am the only guy with this mousewheel event issue on Safari for windows. Maybe something wrong in my Safari install ... strange issue.

[brandonaaron]

@gui-yem Did you have any success in tracking down the issue you are having?

[gui-yem]

Hi,
sorry i didn't find more info about my issue. I checked the page for javascript error but there is no error. Only the mousewheel event doesn't work. If someone use a native windows (not virtual machine) can say us if he has the same issue ... That would be usefull.

[brandonaaron]

@gui-yem Does it work in other browsers on the same machine, particularly Chrome? Did you try to re-install Safari? Are you using an actual mouse wheel or some other type of a device (like a trackpad or drawing pad)?

[gui-yem]

Hi, yes it works in all other tested browsers (Firefox, Chrome, IE, Opera). It works in Chrome (webkit like safari) ...
I reinstalled Safari but that didn't fix my issue. I use a trackpad but i don't think that is the problem because the browser window scroll works by using this trackpad on Safari. Only the mousewheel event doesn't work.
I am going to try to test it on other computer (windows 7) to check if the issue exists.
I let you know.
Thanks.

[brandonaaron]

@gui-yem Can you try the the 3.1.10-pre version found in the 3.1.x branch to see if it solves your issue? I just fixed an issue with Firefox and older versions of jQuery in that branch. I'm curious if it was the same problem you were having. https://raw2.github.com/brandonaaron/jquery-mousewheel/3.1.x/jquery.mousewheel.js

[gui-yem]

Hi Brandon,
i tested your version and now it works on safari (windows 7) but the scroll effect is very light ... certainly because deltaFactor is really more small on Safari.
Is there a clean way to standardise the deltaFactor on all browser ?
Thanks.
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[brandonaaron]

@gui-yem You could try changing this setting: $.event.special.mousewheel.settings.adjustOldDeltas = false;

[TakuanDaikon]

I had the same issue with extremely slow scrolling and small delta in Safari and with Coherent UI, which was resolved by adding $.event.special.mousewheel.settings.adjustOldDeltas = false; as suggested. Thank you for posting that suggestion.

[danielsedlacek]

I was fighting with similar issue but my problem was https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=124139