I have a canvas picture made in javascript and i want to check if the mouse cursor is hovering over the canvas. this is how my code looks like
window.onload = function() {
var Gamecanvas = document.getElementById('game');
var GameCTX = Gamecanvas.getContext('2d');
function soapDraw() {
var soap = new Image();
soap.src = 'Soap.png';
soap.onload = function() {
GameCTX.drawImage(soap, 5, 5);
};
};
soapDraw();
}
this code loads a image of soap and i want to if the cursor hovers over the soap, it moves, though i am not onto the moving part yet...
I do not want any jquery answers. I want javascript non-query answers
I tried jquery answers on other forums but i have no experience with jquery and i dont know how to adjust it to my needs.
Edit: this is how my site looks like: this website picture
you can use an event listener directly on canvas and watching for mouseover event
Gamecanvas.addEventListener('mouseover', (event) => { /* your code goes here */});
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