Table of Contents
  • Getting Started
  • EO.Pdf
  • EO.Web
  • EO.WebBrowser
  • EO.Wpf
  • Common Topics
  • Reference
    • .NET API Reference
    • JavaScript API Reference
      • EO.Web
        • EO.Web
        • Objects
          • AJAXPostedFile Object
          • AJAXUploader Object
          • Calendar Object
          • Callback Object
          • ColorPicker Object
          • ComboBox Object
          • Control Object
          • Dialog Object
          • Downloader Object
          • EditableLabel Object
          • Editor Object
          • EventInfo Object
          • FileExplorer Object
          • FileExplorerHolder Object
          • Floater Object
          • Grid Object
          • GridCell Object
          • GridColumn Object
          • GridItem Object
          • ImageZoom Object
          • ListBox Object
          • ListBoxItem Object
          • MaskedEdit Object
          • MaskedEditSegment Object
          • MenuItem Object
          • MultiPage Object
          • NavigationItem Object
          • NavigationItemGroup Object
          • Navigator Object
          • NavigatorEventInfo Object
          • ProgressBar Object
          • RangeSlider Object
          • Rating Object
          • ScriptEvent Object
          • Slide Object
          • Slider Object
          • SliderBase Object
          • SpellChecker Object
          • Splitter Object
          • SplitterPane Object
          • ToolBar Object
          • ToolBarItem Object
          • ToolTip Object
          • TreeNode Object
          • TreeView Object
        • Global Functions
        • Event Handlers
      • EO.WebEngine
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findNode Method 

Returns the TreeNode below the given coordinates.

Syntax
JavaScript
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 TreeView.findNode(x, y)

Parameters

x
The X position relative to the page.
y
The Y position relative to the page.
Remarks

The x and y coordinates are page coordinates, not window coordinates. An element's position in window coordinates changes when the browser window scrolls because window coordinates is adjusted by the scroll offset. An element's position in page coordinates does not change when the browser window scrolls.

If you call this method inside a mouse event handler, you can call eo_GetEventPos function to acquire the cursor's position in page coordinates from the DOM event object.

See Also