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Mouse events do not occur when clip-path (SVG) property is set

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jakub.oppelt
jakub.oppelt
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Hi,

I think i have found bug in Firefox 17:

If SVG shape has set clip-path property mouse events do not occur / fire. It happens only for Firefox 17 (Windows and Mac) Following code works in Firefox 16, Chrome IE9.

See: More system details for code

Thanks for any help

Hi, I think i have found bug in Firefox 17: If SVG shape has set clip-path property mouse events do not occur / fire. It happens only for Firefox 17 (Windows and Mac) Following code works in Firefox 16, Chrome IE9. See: More system details for code Thanks for any help

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dlaliberte
dlaliberte
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I don't know your particular case, but I learned that my problem was due to the presence of the 'base' tag. Making the clip-path attribute use a full URL, with #sufffix, resolves the problem. However, this breaks for IE9, so people would have to do it conditionally.

dlaliberte
dlaliberte
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And another condition is that this problem doesn't apply to all svg elements, at least not 'circle's. It does apply to 'rect's.

cor-el
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longsonr
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Works in Firefox trunk (21) and although I haven't tested it I think this is fixed in Firefox 19.