text:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.4; en-GB; rv:1.9b5) Gecko/2008032619 Firefox/3.0b5
Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.4; en-GB; rv:1.9b5) Gecko/2008032619 Firefox/3.0b5
I realise these are not W3C events but they would massively simplify javascript coding.
See PPK's info: http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/events/index.html (last 2 items on the page)
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
This would be immensely useful to web developers. Right now all sorts of work has to be done in order to make mouseover/mouseout behave in this manner.
How are the two types of events different, exactly?
(In reply to comment #2)
> How are the two types of events different, exactly?
They correspond as mouseleave:mouseout and mouseenter:mouseover - but the difference is that they only fire for the element that they're bound to (not the child elements). This makes it really easy to do actions equivalent to the CSS :hover - or complex actions like tree navigation. The problem with using mouseout/mouseover is that you're constantly having to verify where you are in the tree and only executing when you're mousing in/out of the correct element.
I'm having to deal with this same exact issue right at this moment. I have to code a work around rather than having a simple solution.
Rough Example:
div1 onmouseover='x' onmouseout='y'
img1 img2 img3
Every time you mouse over a different child(image) the mouseout/mouseover for the parent div fire :( mouseleave/mouseenter do not fire at all while inside the div. That would be handy.
Here's an exact link to the quirks mode page that describes it. (Posted above minus bookmark.) Currently only IE has it, but apparently it's been there since 5.5 according to the page.
W3C WebApps/DOMEvents WG discussed about this, and the conclusion[1] was to not
to include mouseenter/leave in the next version (3) of the DOM Events spec.
Using current mouseover/out it is easy to get the the same information,
just use .target and .currentTarget or .stopPropagation() at the right place.
[1] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2008JulSep/0180.html
(In reply to comment #5)
Thanks for the info Smaug.
That's a shame. :( Things in the web development world move so slow, because we have to wait for the old browsers to die. It would've been nice to get these into the standards now so we could have some hope of using them in the near future. I don't know if anyone can still push for this, but if so, I think it'd be very nice.
While it wasn't super hard to work around mouseover/mouseout, it still took me multiple lines of code to do what I wanted. I basically had to write a function to do the work. It would've been a lot nicer to do something like:
div1 onmouseenter="this.className='foo';" onmouseleave="'this.className='bar';"
You can use mouseover and mouseout, but the problem is they cause flickering in some browsers, because of the changeover. For my more complex case, I had about 20-30 lines of code (and I used YUI) to do something I could've done in one as part of the actual element(and been much easier to read).
I agree, it isn't in the standard, you can implement it with the existing options. So what? If all that was ever included in the standards and browsers was a minimal set needed to allow JS to handle events, then there would be exactly 1 event handler, and it would handle all event types for all objects. Almost everyone would hate that because it would require a huge amount of programming efort for the simplest tasks.
The fact is, it is useful for people writing pages to be able to do more with less code. Adding support for mouse enter/leave is a perfect example of when that occurs. It makes it easier for many of us to not worry about having to write code that computes enter/leave based on the desired DOM element and over/out.
Document Object Model (DOM) Level 3 Events Specification
W3C Working Draft 8 September 2009
mouseenter/mouseleave are in the latest draft
These events are useful and could be used as soon as they are implemented in all major non-IE browsers, because they are already supported from IE5.5+
Yes, we (DOM 3 Events subgroup) did add those events to the draft. But the
draft needs still reviewing. (Feel free to review and send comments to the
W3C DOM mailing list)
DOM 3 Events is hopefully going to last call pretty soon.
But still, since the DOM 3 Events is far from being a recommendation, I wouldn't
implement the events quite yet.
The latests editor's draft is here
IIRC, it will be updated in the next few days.
This is great news to hear these were added to the draft. :) These standards work so slow I had sort of lost hope of seeing this in the next 10 years.
I doubt DOM 3 Events is going to break the way it is done in Internet Explorer. That seems like it would be a MONSTROUS backwards-compatibility problem. If that's not going to be broken, then I don't see any problem with implementing this now. Internet Explorer has had this since 5.5. That's a very long time. We're only waiting on the rest of the browsers to get this! Even if this was implemented today, we'd still have to wait years to realistically use it, so I really hope it gets implemented soon.
Agreed Josh...
I now use the Mootools framework which implements the mouseenter and mouseleave events (though obviously they're not native) so I would imagine (possibly naively) that it wouldn't be that hard to do?
I really think this is an important event and Mozilla/Firefox could lead the way in the decent browsers by implementing these events.
Many thanks to all the Moz developers/contributors
Not blocking 1.9.3 on this, but if we get a patch in time we'd certainly take a fix.
I'd gladly submit a patch if I had the skills/experience. I am promising myself I will soon.
MooTools (and probably other Javascript frameworks) has support, I wonder if someone could use that as a starting point?
Please support the the onmouseleave feature.
Just an update, people are still asking for this:
Some years ago, I wrote a patch for this, but I lost it. I found it quite easy to implement (but of course I might have done it completely wrong).
FYI, I'm writing patch for this, but getting this working fast needs some minor tweaking.
(using mouseenter/leave is in general slower than mouseout/over since there needs to be
massively more events)
Created attachment 560165 [details] [diff] [review]
I need to write mochitests
Created attachment 560183 [details] [diff] [review]
+some tests
opt builds http://email@example.com/
tests still running https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Try&usebuildbot=1&rev=792ac6cafdc7
Smaug, I have a question before review.
I read the spec but I'm not sure about the timing to dispatch. Descendents can be overflowed from its ancestors or laid out outside of the ancestors. Your patch looks like using only DOM tree, that means it ignores the actual box layout. For example:
div {
width: 400px;
height: 100px;
overflow: visible;
div > div {
position: relative;
left: 200px;

outer's content

inner's content

Then, it's rendered as:
| outer's content |
| +------------------------------------------+
| A | inner's content B |
+-----------------------| |
| |
In this case, even when mouse cursor is moved from A to B, mouseleave event isn't fired by your patch, right?
Have you discussed about this issue in W3C?
mouseenter/leave work like :hover, so they use DOM tree, not layout.
Comment on attachment 560183 [details] [diff] [review]
+some tests
>diff --git a/content/events/src/nsEventStateManager.cpp b/content/events/src/nsEventStateManager.cpp
>--- a/content/events/src/nsEventStateManager.cpp
>+++ b/content/events/src/nsEventStateManager.cpp
>@@ -3809,16 +3809,19 @@ nsEventStateManager::DispatchMouseEvent(
> event.refPoint = aEvent->refPoint;
> event.isShift = ((nsMouseEvent*)aEvent)->isShift;
> event.isControl = ((nsMouseEvent*)aEvent)->isControl;
> event.isAlt = ((nsMouseEvent*)aEvent)->isAlt;
> event.isMeta = ((nsMouseEvent*)aEvent)->isMeta;
> event.pluginEvent = ((nsMouseEvent*)aEvent)->pluginEvent;
> event.relatedTarget = aRelatedContent;
> event.inputSource = static_cast<nsMouseEvent*>(aEvent)->inputSource;
>+ if (event.message == NS_MOUSEENTER || event.message == NS_MOUSELEAVE) {
>+ event.flags |= NS_EVENT_FLAG_CANT_BUBBLE;
>+ }
How about to do this in nsMouseEvent? See also following comment.
>@@ -3879,26 +3889,50 @@ nsEventStateManager::NotifyMouseOut(nsGU
> // Don't touch hover state if aMovingInto is non-null. Caller will update
> // hover state itself, and we have optimizations for hover switching between
> // two nearby elements both deep in the DOM tree that would be defeated by
> // switching the hover state to null here.
> if (!aMovingInto) {
> // Unset :hover
> SetContentState(nsnull, NS_EVENT_STATE_HOVER);
> }
>+ PRBool wantsEnterLeave = ShouldFireMouseEnterLeave(mLastMouseOverElement);
>+ nsCOMArray<nsIContent> mouseLeaveTargets;
>+ if (wantsEnterLeave) {
>+ nsINode* commonParent = nsnull;
>+ if (mLastMouseOverElement && aMovingInto) {
>+ commonParent =
>+ nsContentUtils::GetCommonAncestor(mLastMouseOverElement, aMovingInto);
>+ }
>+ nsIContent* current = mLastMouseOverElement;
>+ // Note, it is ok if commonParent is null!
>+ while (current && current != commonParent) {
>+ mouseLeaveTargets.AppendObject(current);
>+ // mouseenter/leave is fired only on elements.
>+ current = current->GetParent();
>+ }
>+ }
> // Fire mouseout
> DispatchMouseEvent(aEvent, NS_MOUSE_EXIT_SYNTH,
> mLastMouseOverElement, aMovingInto);
> mLastMouseOverFrame = nsnull;
> mLastMouseOverElement = nsnull;
> // Turn recursion protection back off
> mFirstMouseOutEventElement = nsnull;
>+ if (wantsEnterLeave) {
>+ for (PRInt32 i = 0; i < mouseLeaveTargets.Count(); ++i) {
>+ DispatchMouseEvent(aEvent, NS_MOUSELEAVE, mouseLeaveTargets[i],
>+ aMovingInto);
>+ }
>+ }
> }
Though, I find a bug. When I move mouse cursor over a native anonymous node like <input> or scrollbars, extra mouseout, mouseover, mouseenter and mouseleave events whose originalTarget is probably the anonymous node are fired. I think we shouldn't retarget the events to content but I'm not sure where should we fix for it.
I think that it's okay you fix it in another bug, but I think we shouldn't release the new D3E events without the fix.
>diff --git a/content/events/test/test_bug432698.html b/content/events/test/test_bug432698.html
>new file mode 100644
>--- /dev/null
>+++ b/content/events/test/test_bug432698.html
>@@ -0,0 +1,102 @@
>+ <title>Test for Bug 432698</title>
>+
>+
>+ <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/tests/SimpleTest/test.css"/>
>+Mozilla Bug 432698
>+

>+

>+

>+
Comment on attachment 560183 [details] [diff] [review]
+some tests
>diff --git a/widget/public/nsGUIEvent.h b/widget/public/nsGUIEvent.h
>--- a/widget/public/nsGUIEvent.h
>+++ b/widget/public/nsGUIEvent.h
>@@ -257,16 +257,18 @@ class nsHashKey;
> #define NS_MOUSE_ENTER (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 22)
> #define NS_MOUSE_EXIT (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 23)
> #define NS_MOUSE_DOUBLECLICK (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 24)
> #define NS_MOUSE_CLICK (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 27)
> #define NS_MOUSE_ACTIVATE (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 30)
> #define NS_MOUSE_ENTER_SYNTH (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 31)
> #define NS_MOUSE_EXIT_SYNTH (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 32)
> #define NS_MOUSE_MOZHITTEST (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 33)
>+#define NS_MOUSEENTER (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 34)
>+#define NS_MOUSELEAVE (NS_MOUSE_MESSAGE_START + 35)
Ah, we already have NS_MOUSE_ENTER for the entering native widget. I think that we should rename them later:
NS_MOUSE_ENTER to NS_MOUSE_ENTER_WIDGET
NS_MOUSE_EXIT to NS_MOUSE_EXIT_WIDGET
new events to NS_MOUSE_ENTER and NS_MOUSE_LEAVE
How do you think about this?
> Though, I find a bug. When I move mouse cursor over a native anonymous node
> like <input> or scrollbars, extra mouseout, mouseover,
Hmm, nsGenericElement should handle mouseout/over.
> mouseenter and
> mouseleave events whose originalTarget is probably the anonymous node are
> fired.
Good catch! I totally forgot native anon. I'll fix it in this bug.
r bug, but I think we shouldn't
> release the new D3E events without the fix.
> > #define NS_PIDOMWINDOW_IID \
> >-{ 0xeee816d2, 0x2f08, 0x4b34, \
> >- { 0x97, 0x47, 0x5e, 0x5a, 0xcd, 0xc3, 0x56, 0xfa } }
> >+{ 0x8ce567b5, 0xcc8d, 0x410b, \
> >+ { 0xa2, 0x7b, 0x07, 0xaf, 0x31, 0xc0, 0x33, 0xb8 } }
> Do you need to change the uuid? It seems that you don't change vtable of
> this interface, but I'm not sure.
I do change IID whenever I change the interface. It should be ok.
> I think you should change here. mouseenter and mouseleave are not cancelable.
Ah, indeed.
onmouseenter and onmouseleave are not defined as event handler attribute, why do you add them? For compatibility with other browsers?
mouseenter/leave are originally from IE which has onmouseenter/leave properties, so yes,
compatibility with IE is the reason.
HTML spec is just missing the feature. I'll file a spec bug to get onmouseenter/leave added there.
I don't see any extra mouseout/over events.
(And the problem with mouseenter/leave is easily fixable)
Created attachment 560616 [details] [diff] [review]
+more tests, correct native anon handling
I added MouseEnterLeaveDispatcher class which collects the needed
event targets and handles native anon problem.
Can I use try build with the new patch?
Comment on attachment 560616 [details] [diff] [review]
+more tests, correct native anon handling
>+class MouseEnterLeaveDispatcher
>+ MouseEnterLeaveDispatcher(nsEventStateManager* aESM,
>+ nsIContent* aTarget, nsIContent* aRelatedTarget,
>+ nsGUIEvent* aEvent, PRUint32 aType)
>+ : mESM(aESM), mEvent(aEvent), mType(aType)
>+ {
>+ nsPIDOMWindow* win =
>+ aTarget ? aTarget->GetOwnerDoc()->GetInnerWindow() : nsnull;
>+ if (win && win->HasMouseEnterLeaveEventListeners()) {
>+ mRelatedTarget = aRelatedTarget ?
>+ aRelatedTarget->FindFirstNonNativeAnonymous() : nsnull;
>+ nsINode* commonParent = nsnull;
>+ if (aTarget && aRelatedTarget) {
>+ commonParent =
>+ nsContentUtils::GetCommonAncestor(aTarget, aRelatedTarget);
>+ }
>+ nsIContent* current = aTarget;
>+ // Note, it is ok if commonParent is null!
>+ while (current && current != commonParent) {
>+ if (!current->IsInNativeAnonymousSubtree()) {
>+ mTargets.AppendObject(current);
>+ }
>+ // mouseenter/leave is fired only on elements.
>+ current = current->GetParent();
>+ }
>+ }
>+ }
nit: you can use early return for aTarget and win && win->HasMouseEnterLeaveEventListeners(). But I don't mind.
>+ ~MouseEnterLeaveDispatcher()
>+ {
>+ for (PRInt32 i = 0; i < mTargets.Count(); ++i) {
>+ mESM->DispatchMouseEvent(mEvent, mType, mTargets[i], mRelatedTarget);
>+ }
>+ }
Are you sure that mESM must not be destroyed before here? I'm not sure about the lifetime of ESM.
>diff --git a/content/events/test/Makefile.in b/content/events/test/Makefile.in
>--- a/content/events/test/Makefile.in
>+++ b/content/events/test/Makefile.in
> test_bug656379-2.html \
> test_bug656954.html \
> test_bug659350.html \
> test_bug662678.html \
> test_bug667919-1.html \
> test_bug667919-2.html \
> test_bug667612.html \
> empty.js \
>+ test_bug432698.html \
The file names should be sorted by but id though...
Anyway, why don't you add the test to chrome test? It uses synthesizeMouse() and it needs to use PrivilegeManager. I heard that we shouldn't use it in new plain tests.
>+ // Initialize iframe
>+ iframe.contentDocument.documentElement.style.overflow = "hidden";
>+ iframe.contentDocument.body.style.margin = "0px";
>+ iframe.contentDocument.body.style.width = "100%";
>+ iframe.contentDocument.body.style.height = "100%";
>+ iframe.contentDocument.body.offsetLeft;
>+ iframe.contentDocument.body.onmouseenter = menter;
>+ iframe.contentDocument.body.onmouseleave = mleave;
>+ r = iframe.getBoundingClientRect();
>+ expectedRelatedEnter = null;
>+ expectedRelatedLeave = null;
>+ synthesizeMouse(iframe.contentDocument.body, r.width / 2, r.height / 2, {type: "mousemove"},
>+ iframe.contentWindow);
>+ is(mouseentercount, 5, "Unexpected mouseenter event count!");
>+ sendMouseEvent("mousemove", outside);
>+ is(mouseleavecount, 5, "Unexpected mouseleave event count!");
Oh, I meant that you should test the events of iframe. Even when mouse cursor is on another child document's element, the iframe's element shouldn't receive the mouseenter and mouseleave events.
Otherwise, looks ok for me. I'll give + after your reply to the ESM lifetime issue.
# I'd like you to review my composition event patch next week ;-)
(In reply to Masayuki Nakano (:masayuki) (Mozilla Japan) from comment #34)
> Are you sure that mESM must not be destroyed before here? I'm not sure about
> the lifetime of ESM.
MouseEnterLeaveDispatcher is used only on stack, so the lifetime handling of
ESM is as safe as it has been so far.
> The file names should be sorted by but id though...
Merging problem
> Anyway, why don't you add the test to chrome test? It uses synthesizeMouse()
> and it needs to use PrivilegeManager. I heard that we shouldn't use it in
> new plain tests.
Using synthesizeMouse is ok, since it is part of testing framework.
I assume someone will convert synthesizeMouse to use SpecialPowers.
Also, I added the warning that mouseenter/leave shouldn't be used in
chrome, since they are a bit slower than mouseout/over (because there just happens
to be a lot more mouseenter/leave events than mouseout/over)
> Oh, I meant that you should test the events of iframe. Even when mouse
> cursor is on another child document's element, the iframe's element
> shouldn't receive the mouseenter and mouseleave events.
ah. I'll add that test.
> # I'd like you to review my composition event patch next week ;-)
I will. Actually, I'll try to start reviewing them even today.
Sorry about the delay.
Created attachment 560651 [details] [diff] [review]
Add tests that mouseenter/leave happening inside iframe don't fire events in the
parent document.
Comment on attachment 560651 [details] [diff] [review]
(In reply to Olli Pettay [:smaug] from comment #35)
> (In reply to Masayuki Nakano (:masayuki) (Mozilla Japan) from comment #34)
> >
> > Are you sure that mESM must not be destroyed before here? I'm not sure about
> > the lifetime of ESM.
> MouseEnterLeaveDispatcher is used only on stack, so the lifetime handling of
> ESM is as safe as it has been so far.
But mouseout/mouseover events are dispatched before MouseEnterLeaveDispatcher is destroyed. So, if the ESM can be destroyed by the event handlers, it may cause crash. But if a method which is ancestor in call stack holds the ESM, it's safe. I'm not sure about this issue.
> > Anyway, why don't you add the test to chrome test? It uses synthesizeMouse()
> > and it needs to use PrivilegeManager. I heard that we shouldn't use it in
> > new plain tests.
> Using synthesizeMouse is ok, since it is part of testing framework.
> I assume someone will convert synthesizeMouse to use SpecialPowers.
> Also, I added the warning that mouseenter/leave shouldn't be used in
> chrome, since they are a bit slower than mouseout/over (because there just
> happens
> to be a lot more mouseenter/leave events than mouseout/over)
> > Oh, I meant that you should test the events of iframe. Even when mouse
> > cursor is on another child document's element, the iframe's element
> > shouldn't receive the mouseenter and mouseleave events.
> ah. I'll add that test.
If my worry about ESM isn't a problem, r=masayuki.
The ESM lifetime handling doesn't change. The current code does something like
dispatch mouseout, dispatch mouseover. (mouseout may already close the window or do something else
unexpected). The patch adds just few more events.
Also, it is a COM rule that caller must keep the object, in this case ESM, alive.
And that is what Presshell does. It has nsRefPtr<nsEventStateManager> manager, and
Pre/PostHandleMethods are called using that variable.
Thanks for the quick review!
> And that is what Presshell does.
I wanted to know this. Thank you.
> Thanks for the quick review!
Please test on Nightly (probably tomorrow's Nightly) and report bugs
(file new bugs and make them 'block' this one).
Created attachment 565711 [details]
testcase for anonymous nodes
current implementation doesn't take into account anonymous children
added by xbl
is this intentional or just a bug?
It is intentional. XBL doesn't add native anonymous children.
Also mouseover/out have special casing only for native anonymous content.
If you're using XBL, you're expected to use .originalTarget when needed.
We want to back this out of aurora9 due to bug 691059. See bug 691059, comment 50
Created attachment 566950 [details] [diff] [review]
Backout patch for aurora
Flagged for QA verification in Firefox 10.
Added new doc:
Feel free to tell here, or directly complete the artice, if you see something wrong or think about missing information.
Thanks for documenting.
Unfortunately that isn't quite right, or at least could be more precise.
The important thing is that usually there are many mouseenter/leave events dispatched.
They don't bubble, but each element inside a subtree the mouse is leaving or entering gets an event.
So, for performance critical code which is handling deep DOM hierarchies, I wouldn't use
I see. A quick question before I update the articles:
May the performance problem (with deep DOM hierarchies) also appear if no event handler (for mouseenter/leave) is attached to most objects?
If you don't use mouseenter/leave event listeners at all in the document, they won't be dispatched.
So, to clarify, if mouse is moved to be inside some deeply nested element hierarchy (say 100 levels),
there will be 100 mouseenter events created, but possibly only 1 mouseover.
I am sorry to interrupt, but should mouseenter/mouseleave events be bound to mouseover/mouseout events?
Please confirm if this is correct: one mouseenter event listener is created on element which is positioned -1000px to the left. The rest of the page contains 2.5k nested elements. So every mouse movement through any of the elements will generate mouseenter and mouseleave events as if there where listener on all body elements?
(In reply to dziastinux from comment #52)
> I am sorry to interrupt, but should mouseenter/mouseleave events be bound to
> mouseover/mouseout events?
I don't know what you're asking here.
> Please confirm if this is correct: one mouseenter event listener is created
> on element which is positioned -1000px to the left. The rest of the page
> contains 2.5k nested elements. So every mouse movement through any of the
> elements will generate mouseenter and mouseleave events as if there where
> listener on all body elements?
I don't understand the example.
Could you send me the example using email, or ping me on IRC (moznet #developers)
Thanks Olli for your time, you're input is very valuable. I've updated the two pages:
Hopefully it is ok now.
I'm not sure if this is what dziastinux is asking, but I'm having a hard time understanding how mouseenter/leave fires more events than mouseover/out. The whole point of mouseenter/leave is that they fire fewer times than mouseover/out, as per the simple example at the end of this jQuery documentation:
If you move the mouse pointer from outside this div to 'Content' then handler() fires 3 times:

If you do the same on these elements, handler() fires once:

Rob, your example doesn't show what really happens.
In your first example, one single mouseover event is sent on the
 element, then it bubbles up to handler(), how far is determined by the cancellation inside the handler.
I just tried it on http://jsfiddle.net/MPnk3/1/ If you uncomment evt.stopPropagation(), the alert is fired only once, as I understood it from the explaination of Olli.
In the second case, three events are sent in all cases. (This didn't appear in your case as there isn't a handler on each elements, which doesn't mean that no event is sent)
> Rob, your example doesn't show what really happens.
I disagree, it shows what web developers have really been trying to do for years, hence the jQuery (and many other) implementation(s).
> In the second case, three events are sent in all cases.
If it's the exact same number, I'm still not understanding how mouseenter/leave create 'many more events' than mouseover/out? Why is the latter so much better for performance as per the new documentation?
jQuery probably adds event listeners only to bubble phase, so there it doesn't see more than
one event. But if you add listeners to capturing phase, you may see several mouseenter/leave
events but only one mouseover/out. This behavior is the same in IE, Opera and Firefox(Aurora and
You get several mouseenter/leave events because if you move mouse from being over
one DOM subtree to being over another DOM subtree, all the elements in those subtrees get an event.
But depending on css styling and how fast you move mouse etc. only the deepest element in the
subtrees may get mouseout/over.
OK, I think I understand what you're saying, mouseenter/leave don't play well with capturing event handlers (which, considering their ancestry, is hardly surprising). But surely the advice in the documentation should state the performance problems occur only with capturing event listeners, and therefore the advice should be to not use capturing event listeners for mouseenter/leave? And even then, only when you have thousands of deeply nested elements. Really I think that's far from a common use case.
Also, if the situation is reversed, the warning could be just as well added to the mouseover/out documentation:
And as a final comment, if it's appropriate to continue raising issues with the documentation here, why is the mouseleave/enter documentation here:
While the mouseover/out documentation is here:
Is there some sort of re-org that's only part completed? I was disappointed to not be able to just change the event name to switch between the two.
I can hardly find a reason why events that do not bubble actually bubble in capturing phase.
I have a few questions about this example: http://mozilla.pettay.fi/moztests/events/mouseenterleaveoverout.html
If there where only one event listener(mouseenter, bubbling phase) in whole document on element with id `0`. No mouseenter events should be created in capturing phase. Am I right?
The main point for mouseenter/ mouseleave events is not convenience (we have jQuery for that) but performance. This means that native implementation must be faster than event simulation. Web developers really really do not care about mouseenter event capturing phase.
P.s. I have experience with mouseenter/ mouseleave events with IE7/8. Yes, there is a little performance gain (~15%) when using native mouseenter and mouseleave events instead of simulated ones (~200 listeners, tree depth 15-30 elements).
> The main point for mouseenter/ mouseleave events is not convenience (we
> have jQuery for that)
I disagree, convenience is absolutely one of the main points, adding an entire JS library just to get two events is not convenient.
The whole point for mouseenter/leave is convenience. You can achieve the exactly same functionality
using mouseover/out + other DOM APIs.
mouseenter/leave are nice for certain things, but it is, IMHO, good to tell to the web devs that
using those events may affect to the performance (especially because it is not very obvious
that there can be several mouseenter/leave events created whenever mouse moves to a new event target).
Verified as fixed using the URL from the bug (http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/events/tests/mouseover.html) on:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:10.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/10.0
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:10.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/10.0
Also verified as fixed on:
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; rv:10.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/10.0.


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Frankenlust Township has residents. It is located in Bay county.
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Barrister News, Volume 1, Number 1, Spring Semester, 1952
Description: Quarterly newsletter published by the Barrister's Club from St. Mary's University School of Law, San Antonio, Texas. Includes news and information of interest to Barrister's Club members and law school affiliates.
Date: 1952
Creator: Barrister's Club from St. Mary's University School of Law
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The Social Network (2010)
There Must be a Cure
If I had to imagine the person who created Facebook, I would imagine the Mark Zuckerberg of the movie The Social Network.
Indeed, I would imagine an uncomfortable, social misfit eager for some kind of power--and especially the power to hurt people he can't own. A player whose favorite pastime with the girlfriend is one-upping the girlfriend, routing her in every conversation. A frustrated social climber ready and eager to play and exploit those with money and social standing. A user bright enough to create Facebook and schizophrenic enough to justify every security gaffe that leaves users exposed and vulnerable for exactly as long as it takes for Whomever to get whatever information it wants from Facebook.
I would imagine a creepy, power-hungry freak who didn't care about whom he exposed or exploited on the way to wherever he wanted to go.
Watching The Social Network on Sunday night, I did not imagine I was watching the biography of Mark Zuckerberg. I did not think for a moment there was a one-to-one correspondence between what was happening on the screen and what happened in the life of the Harvard students who created Facebook.
But I did see a creative exploration of the question, What kind of person created Facebook--and what kind of person thinks it's a good use of time?
Because I think Facebook is the antithesis of me, I was completely comfortable with the idea that Facebook's founder is an emotionally damaged social misfit--which is to say a greedy, selfish little bastard who doesn't care about whom he hurts or how badly. Nevertheless, I was glad the movie was over when it was because all that bad karma on a Sunday night is not a good thing.
The Social Network has Facebook growing out of a young man's desire to hurt a young woman who (sensibly) spurned him. Can good come of that? I don't think so. The movie also shows some avid Facebookers becoming obsessive and paranoid thanks to their living too closely to the pages they stalk. A good thing? When there's so much air to breathe out there in the real world, can it be?
The Social Network is a good movie that ended exactly when it should have.
My prediction? When the sixth edition of the DSM comes out, Facebook will be a diagnosis. May the Pill People offer up a cure for it.
The Queen (2006)
Illusion Becomes Reality
As Britain's new prime minister, Tony Blair (Michael Sheen) finds himself playing teacher to the monarch following Lady Diana's death. In The Queen starring Hellen Mirren, Blair values his Britishness as much as the queen does hers. If he hasn't inherit her privileges, he nonetheless has inherited the same sense of pride, and he brings it to his role as head of government. Unlike the Queen, however, he is in touch with the thinking of the British people and their love for Diana--or at least their idea of her.
Blair takes office in 1997 just before Princess (or not) Diana dies in a car crash in France with her lover. According to this movie, Blair is a PR pro, whose skills in this area save Queen Elizabeth's royal can following the death of the People's Princess--a moniker of his making.
Like any astute PR professional, Blair understands both his audience and the people to whom he answers. He never mistakes his propaganda for the reality--though he understands the right propaganda serves his interest, the Queen's interest, and the interest of the British people. Patriotism unites all three, yet each understands the homeland differently because each invokes different icons. The British people understand pop culture, of which Diana is the premier British icon; the Queen understands tradition, of which she is the central figure. Blair the pragmatist understands both.
The Queen shows a prime minister who understands the power of that great figment of the imagination, Diana, as a political force he could harness to his benefit. Blair understands that there are two Dianas--the one the Royals know and the one the ordinary people believe they know. He helps the Queen get over her intense dislike of a woman who treated her place in British society as a trifle and reunites her with her subjects without her ever losing her pride. Ironically, it takes a good while before the Royals come to realize that the British people love the idea of Diana--their feelings for whatever she is are heartfelt. The Royals just can't believe everyone doesn't loathe her. Their failure to see this costs them popular support for a while. This is the power of prejudice.
Blair speaks to his audience where they are and works all the players to his advantage. Everyone benefits--especially him. That's PR101. Watch and learn.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
Order of the Phoenix is about the Real World
Why do Harry Potter movies give me, but not the children, nightmares? I've been wondering this for the past few years. Today, watching Movie No. 5, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Warner Bros., 2007), I got my answer. Simply: Harry's world is the real world. As Harry and his friends mature, the line between the world of wizardry, magic, and Hogwarts and the world of self-centered, manipulative, cruel adults thins to the point of almost magical invisibility.
Fantasy literature has since the beginning of time been about mediating and making sense of the real world; Harry Potter is part of this tradition.
Indeed, one of the movie's first big special effects embodies this idea. As the movie opens, Harry is the subject of a smear campaign that Valdemore has cooked up because darkness works tirelessly to triumph over the light; when his friends come to rescue him from the suburban horror show known as his adoptive family, they take him to the headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix, a place that doesn't exist until a row of Georgian homes stretches out to reveal it. It's there, but the neighbors are unaware of it. They have no idea their building grew a house that the wizards and witches of the world can solve an internal problem. Such is life; how seldom do we know the inner workings, the coping mechanisms, the interior life of the people around us? In The Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter again does battle with evil to bring home the theme that when you fight, you fight well with and for your friends and to the death if necessary. Truth and goodness--call if love, if you want--are worth the trouble. The Gothic idiom of Harry Potter brilliantly takes the challenges Harry faces out of the present on one level even though these are very clearly 21st century characters facing contemporary challenges. Alongside the power of goodness over evil theme is the theme of the power of the imagination to find solutions to problems that are the same in every generation: politics, power games, jealousy, stupidity, growing up.
Always in Harry Potter is the clear distinction between the good guys and the bad ones right alongside the good kids and the annoying kids, who could very well become evil people if they so choose. They are tragic because they don't understand the long-range consequences of their petty cruelties--but then, as we learn in this movie, even the good kids are capable of petty cruelties that break souls. Always there is Snape, the middling Hogwarts employee who is not clearly good but not clearly bad but capable of both (until fate forces his hand in Book 6).
J.K. Rowling doesn't let anybody off of the hook of responsibility for their choices. But she does present the internal struggle for goodness and justice for the mess that it can be. Just as the Gothic world of Hogwarts helps Harry and his friends mediate the real world, so Rowling helps her readers see the world for what it is. This is a world that can give me nightmares, though not my daughter and my nephews. Perhaps because all they really need is an honest story.


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Soya Eggs
|1 Clove (5 gm)
|Ginger slices
|Onions spring
|Peanut oil
|1 Teaspoon
|Chicken stock
|3⁄4 Pint (1 7/8 Cups)
|Soy sauce
|3 Tablespoon
|Dark soy sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|Caraway seeds
|1 Pinch
|1 Pinch
If the eggs have been stored in the refrigerator, remove them long enough in advance so that they acquire room temperature.
Lower them into gently boiling water which should be deep enough to cover them and give them 15-20 minutes boiling, depending on their size.
While the eggs are cooking, crush the garlic, ginger and spring onions.
Heat the oil in a frying-pan and fry them in it till a golden colour.
Discard them.
Add to the pan the chicken stock, the pale and dark soy sauces and the seeds, tied in a piece of muslin, and heat through.
After removing the shells, make a deep cross in each egg.
Place them in a small pan and pour the sauce over them.
Cover and cook very gently for 1 1/2 hours at almost lower than simmering point.
Remove the bag of seeds.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 390 Calories from Fat 176
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 20 g30.2%
Saturated Fat 5.1 g25.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 433.8 mg144.6%
Sodium 4722.1 mg196.8%
Total Carbohydrates 27 g9.1%
Dietary Fiber 1.8 g7.1%
Sugars 10.2 g
Protein 26 g51.5%
Vitamin A 16% Vitamin C 14.4%
Calcium 11.3% Iron 24.4%
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Mission StatementSeminary Mission Statement The charter of The Theological Seminary of the Reformed Episcopal Church declares that the Seminary was formed ?for the purpose of educating and training men for the ministry of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ especially in connection with the Reformed Episcopal Church and in accordance with the Constitution, Canons, rules, regulations, principles, Doctrine, and worship of said Church.? Our mission at Reformed Episcopal Seminary is to train Christ?s people to serve the flock of the Lord Jesus Christ through biblical, Anglican Worship, Example, and Discipleship as defined in the official standards of the Reformed Episcopal Church. Students are immersed in Scripture, the historical and ancient traditions of the church, worship, and doctrine. Emphasis is placed on classical Anglicanism lived out in the world through worship, evangelism, and discipleship.
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"The question is whether American restructures its costs outside of bankruptcy court or through the court system. One way or another we will restructure our costs."
"If you don't listen to the question entirely, then you are going to revise your answers frequently."
"All of humanity's moments can be simplified to either being a long quest or a slow swear. Ony the length of the question or swear varies. Retardation may be presented as swearing of a common or good quest, or questioning a commonly fearful one. Although the latter is normally positive and can be VERY funny."
"A leader will find it difficult to articulate a coherent vision unless it expresses his core values, his basic identity...one must first embark on the formidable journey of self-discovery in order to create a vision with authentic soul."


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This is a very easy project to make a Mobile Phone / Tablet / Phablet Stand using just a paper clip. The phone can be held in either ...
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On the paper clip take note that there is a larger and a smaller bend and that the smaller bend is curved downwards. The first step is to ...
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The Good Life is Rife With Politics
This weekend was cold, rainy, and snowy. Not the most perfect weekend to begin springtime farm chores, but the urge was too great to resist! My Saturday task was raking up old, wet leaves from the front yard and store them in a handmade wood and wire basket for compost use. Raking is really satisfying. Not to mention I uncovered about forty bright green flower stalks, already about five inches tall, and ready to burst! I couldn't believe they were there, to be honest–it was snowy and cold–but there they were, brave and alert. I taught myself how to bake bread, too. I've never actually done it for real (in my mind, cornbread or banana bread don't really count, since with those I don't use yeast). I made a French Boule (which wound up tasting almost like sourdough b/c I let it sit overnight), and a Sandwich White loaf, which turned out sweet (I added honey to the dough) and a tiny bit dense. Perfect for French toast, which we made this morning, using the maple syrup we gathered ourselves a couple weekends ago at Bob C's, which by the way is practically vaporizing out of the jar we eat it so much. Life is syrupy sweet lately. The garden beds are exposed and looking plush and ready, we're splitting wood for next year's sugaring operation (got about a cord so far, and need three), and plotting a site for a horse trough hot tub (which is a horse trough balanced on boulders, over a fire). I can't help but think, however, that my situation is rare among Vermont youth. The "Good Life" as it were, is not that simple. It's rife with political, identity, and economic struggle. Actually, I've been in a kind of bubble since I moved here, trying to get settled, get a job, figure out a relationship, writing, the state of the world, etc. A comment on my blog kind of snapped me out of it this weekend. It was from a Vermont native, in response to my somewhat facetious question: "Where are all the other frazzled, maladjusted young people like myself?" "They left." Says the commenter. They left. It's on my mind: the dynamics of the rural existence. There are those who have to do it (taking over or helping out their family business), those who choose to do it (hippyish folk who flee the city, like the Back to the Landers, and I guess….me?), and those who reject it (because it's stifling, because it's socially inhibiting, because it's insular). There are a large number of Vermont kids who flee their hometown, but why? Because they can't find jobs, in many cases. Because maybe they're sick of country-house weekenders coming up and saying "don't sub-divide our beautiful valley!" even though they're around like two weeks a year. Because maybe they want more music, theatre, restaurants, jobs, ethnic/racial diversity, or who knows what else. There's a lot of political intricacies of searching for and leaving rural life, that I think I'm just beginning to unearth. I've ceratinly thought about it–I grew up in rural Colorado until I was eleven–but lately it's coming to a head. On the one hand, getting closer to the land is getting closer to human existence, and on the other…it can be pretentious. How many people do you know wear Carhartts and think that's all it takes to be rugged? Read Michael Pollan and think they know about food? It's not unlike the city kids I know with paint splattered jeans, who don't paint. (Also, for the record, Michael Pollan and Alice Waters are not the only people out there writing about farming and food politics. Check out Eliot Coleman, Gene Logsdon, and Derrick Jensen, to name a few). But it's not just about image, of course. It's a question of work, too. Those who put it in, and those who hire it out. Those who get their hands dirty, and those who don't. And a question of time, perhaps. Those who have time to dabble, and those who work three jobs. Those who have kids, those who don't. And on and on and on…Which isn't to say that those with privilege are inherently lazier. Just that there is a larger possibility for choice. "Don't get me wrong," says the commenter, "I miss my home state quite a bit sometimes. And if I was independently wealthy, or if I were qualified to get one of the few interesting jobs that pay well in the area, I'd want to live there. But it's a tough place to make a living, and it's only the few that make it." Is it possible for people like me to not swoop in and suck dry the culture of the rural? How can people who feel a connection to "the land" return to it, or come for the first time, while not destroying it or remaking it in their own image? Is it a question of seniority: those who were here first get to make the rules? Is it a question of tradition: the rules that were are the rules that should continue to be? Is it a question of democracy: the rather vague notion that anyone can do anything if they want to, because they're free? Is it a question of money: those who have it make the law, and those who have less must follow it anyway? What do you think?


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President Putin is using the threat of a nuclear showdown over the Baltic states to force Nato to back away from Russia's border, according to notes of a secret meeting between intelligence figures from Moscow and Washington.
Western security chiefs are braced for the Kremlin to begin a series of "destabilising actions" in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania that would directly challenge Nato's mutual defence pledge.
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The Burkinabe Cotton Story 1999-2007: Sustainable Success of Sub-Saharan Mirage?
Like many other African countries in the 1980s, Burkina Faso was urged to engage in a far-reaching liberalization of its state-led cotton sector. Yet unlike most of its neighbors, the Burkinabè government rejected both the status quo and wholesale liberalization, and instead embarked on a more gradual and sequenced reform path characterized by institutional innovations and partial privatization. Whether the reforms contained genuinely successful elements is therefore an important question, but also a difficult one given the absence of a counterfactual, the confounding influence of exogenous shocks and the recent financial troubles of the sector. To unravel this puzzle, this paper reviews existing evidence linking the reforms to various outcomes, but also develops a novel counterfactual analysis to more rigorously assess the impacts of these reforms. Our analysis shows that while many elements of the reform process did achieve important economic objectives, return migration from Cote d'Ivoire explains a third of production growth, financial elements of the reforms were not fully sustainable, and institutional arrangements failed to fully empower cotton farmers. This provides both positive and negative lessons for other would-be cotton reformers.
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- Jonathan Kaminski & Alban Thomas, 2011.
"Land Use, Production Growth, and the Institutional Environment of Smallholders: Evidence from Burkinabè Cotton Farmers,"
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University of Wisconsin Press, vol. 87(1), pages 160-182.
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Jay Leno Drives the 1970 Dodge Charger "Tantrum"
In this very special episode of Jay Leno's Garage, we get an up-close look at SpeedKore's 1970 Dodge Charger "Tantrum."
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The grandest of the Lincoln Center buildings, the Met is a spectacular place to experience opera and ballet. The space hosts the Metropolitan Opera from September to May, with major visiting companies appearing in summer. The majestic theater also showcases works from a range of international dance companies, from the Paris Opéra Ballet to the Kirov Ballet. In spring, the Met is home to American Ballet Theatre, which presents full-length classic story ballets, works by contemporary choreographers and special performances and workshops for children.
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Tomato And Scallion Salad
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Tomato And Scallion Salad is a simple and tasty salad that you can dish out with ease. It will serve as a perfect addition to your dinner spread! Try this brilliant Tomato And Scallion Salad recipe!
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Calories 1083 Calories from Fat 965
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 109 g168.1%
Saturated Fat 15.1 g75.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
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Sodium 1014.7 mg42.3%
Total Carbohydrates 26 g8.8%
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Anti-Trust Commissioner Prof. David Gilo announced today (Wednesday) that the oligopolies that provide loading and unloading services at the ports in Haifa and Ashdod will not be running the new ports that the government is planning to build.
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As a busy mom, I'm often on the lookout for quick and easy dinners that are flavorful and filling. I love one pot meals. They always make for easy preparation, cooking, and clean-up is a breeze. I also enjoy using Betty Crocker's boxed potatoes. I usually use them as a side dish, but decided recently to try to find a one pot recipe using the potatoes that would also be a main dish.
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The recipe was really easy and I adapted it a bit. Instead of ham I used diced rotisserie chicken (which I also love to cook with), and since I didn't have a large onion, I used dried minced onion. After combining all of the ingredients in the skillet, I was able to cover it and let it simmer for 10 minutes. I came back to stir occasionally, but in between I was able to set the table and hang out with Kora and Logan while it cooked. I love these kinds of meals!
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Former Plaid Cymru leader Dafydd Elis-Thomas has called on voters in North Wales to make Labour either their first or second preference for police commissioner. Lord Elis-Thomas is standing as a Plaid Cymru Assembly candidate but says that in the police commissioner election on the same day, voters "need to think and act tactically".
I'm calling on all supporters of Plaid Cymru, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats right across North Wales to cast either their first or second preference vote for Labour's David Taylor on Polling Day, to stop UKIP from inadvertently benefiting.
At the last police commissioner election, Dafydd Elis Thomas backed Labour's Tal Michael in North Wales. But unlike now, there was no Plaid Cymru candidate although many in the party backed the independent Winston Roddick, who went on to win.
In police commissioner elections, voters are asked to express two preferences on a single ballot paper, so Lord Elis-Thomas has left open the possibility of voting Plaid Cymru as a first preference and putting Labour second. That would only help Labour in a run-off against a third party, which the former Plaid leader says he fears could be UKIP. But he went on to say that it was Labour that had the candidate "who can unite our region".
I know he would make an outstanding commissioner, bringing a much-needed new energy and enthusiasm to the role.
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Earlier Mr Corbyn said his campaign needed to be a bit cautious about a poll giving him a commanding lead in the leadership contest but when he was asked about how he'd get on with the First Minister, he talked as if he expected to be Labour leader.
Carwyn and I are going to get along fine ... perhaps we can narrow the clear red water [between Labour in Wales and at Westminster] -and walk across it.
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Mr Corbyn perviously said he wouldn't rule out a return for mining to South Wales.
A decision on the leadership will be announced in September.
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Present your ideas to us by the due date for each term's Video Camp- the calendar is below. We select a pool of applicants from the project ideas you submit to help you bring your ideas to life, from scriptwriting and storyboarding on through production and post-editing.
How to apply:
Fill our our open application form available year round at pcc.edu/videocamp by Monday 8:00 a.m. of the tenth week of the term. Each term during week ten we evaluate all submissions and return communication to applicants by Friday of week eleven. If your project is selected we will offer funding to pay you for your subject area expertise, and provide services and staff to support you through each step of the experience. Your video idea should be no more than ten minutes in length and directly support an objective in your curriculum. Want to submit an idea as a faculty team? Preference will be given to video projects that include multi-faculty or multi-discipline teams. Have more than one idea? Feel welcome to submit as many ideas as you have.
When writing your project proposal, please include the following:
What are the subject area and instructional concepts covered?
Who are the faculty involved?
Is this presentation imagined as being filmed on location, or in a studio? (It's OK if you're not sure, we can help you decide.)
- How long will this project be used? Preference is given to projects with longevity- those that will be used for more than one academic year.
Want help?
• Past PCC Video Camp projects• A full selection of projects produced by PCC's in-house Video Production Unit• Projects created through Columbia Gorge Community College's Video Camp(the inspiration for PCC's Video Camp; these CGCC videos were created with the assistance of PCC video producer Michael Annus)
If you would like assistance getting started or thinking of an idea prior to writing your proposal, please contact Michael Annus on our video production team, or multimedia developer Monica Marlo in Distance Learning. We like to be in contact with you as early as possible in the process to help support your successful production's development.
Please note: all media created through this process is creative commons licensed.
How will you be notified?
If your project is selected to participate, we will contact you by the notification date for the term which you have applied to let you know, discuss your project's scope and budget, and work with you on the next steps of creating your project.
For any general questions about this project proposal, please contact Monica Marlo.