scroll event may prevent after use inside dataZoom

[hhshii]

Version

4.2.1-rc.3

Reproduction link

https://codepen.io/gfwer/pen/maJGNz

Steps to reproduce

1. add an inside dataZoom(in this instance I set zoomOnMouseWheel:'shift')
2. mouse hover in the chart grid and scroll the mouse

What is expected?

page scroll

What is actually happening?

scroll event may prevent , I can 't scroll page when I move mouse over the chart grid

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[pissang]

It's a bad experience if the page will scroll when you do zooming on the chart. If you still want to, you can set http://echarts.apache.org/option.html#dataZoom-inside.preventDefaultMouseMove to false

[hhshii]

@pissang I've set it in this instance

[hhshii]

@pissang I've update the code codepen even I set preventDefaultMouseMove to false,it still can 't scroll page

[hhshii]

This problem still seems to exist on 4.2.1 (but works fine on 4.1.0), I can't scrll page when the mouse hover in grid, here is my DataZoom option:

	{
		type: 'inside',
        zoomOnMouseWheel:'shift',
		preventDefaultMouseWheel: false
	}

A CodePen here

It seems event is stopped by eventTool.stop(e.event)

[FengHuangDong]

@GFwer Has any solutions so far ?

[hhshii]

@GFwer Has any solutions so far ?

No, I have to revert to the old version...

[easyremember]

Is there any quick solution for this issue? It results in very very bad user experience!

[ahmadordi]

I face also the same problem and preventDefaultMouseWheel: false didn't help. Any Update ?

[hhshii]

I tried the latest version of echarts(4.5), and the problem is still exist

[shv-a]

Any workarounds?

[nodesmichael]

We are having the same issue.

[55cc]

+1

[Amanda1995pig]

+1

[ahmadordi]

Any update ?

[rong12345]

+1

[techistoner]

+1

[Orangat]

+1

[cadriel]

@pissang This appears to still be an issue in V5.

Preventing page scrolling, while having set a MODIFIER key for zoom - is a bad experience. At the very least this documented property should do as it describes.

Any chance we can get a fix in place?

[vkjv]

Hi, Any luck? I also need the same functionality where, I disable mouse wheel on the chart so that the page scroll should happen. I tried preventDefaultMouseMove and various other combinations available under the dataZoom options, but none of them seem to allow page scroll.

[mfandre]

Same here... :( http://iamferraz.com.br/gantt (click on toggle data zoom)

[techistoner]

更新最新版本echarts应该也可以解决，但是基于现有开发内容我做了如下操作: 更新至echarts4.9.0 (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apache/echarts/4.9.0/dist/echarts.js) 替换src/Echarts/tpl.html中script标签中内容为上面echarts.js内容即可升级完成 配置如下： dataZoom: [ { id: 'dataZoomX', xAxisIndex: [0], type:'inside', moveOnMouseMove: true,//zoom后横向滑动 preventDefaultMouseMove: false, } ]

[HUANGChaoLi]

any update? I meet the same problem

[pooria-h]

+1 Same problem!

[Almar]

Hello all,

I had the same problem but found the following work-around (or hack). The snipped is from Angular code; this.parentNativeElement points to the parent element that needs to scroll.

    this.chart.nativeElement.querySelector("canvas").onwheel = (event) => {
      if (!event.ctrlKey) {
        this.parentNativeElement.scrollBy(0, event.deltaY);
      }
    };

[pooria-h]

@Almar

Nice job

On a Vue.js app:

const canvas = this.$refs.nameOfTheComponent.$el.childNodes[0].children[0];
canvas.onwheel = (event) => {
  if (!event.ctrlKey) {
    window.scrollBy(0, event.deltaY);
  }
};

[Maazaowski]

@Almar @pooria-h Any similar workaround for html/javascript?

[Almar]

@Maazaowski, Yes, you can also solve the problem when using html/javascript. It is a workaround, so we're not solving the underlying problem. The mouse events are captured by the graph, which causes the problem. The workaround is basically a bypass – subscribing to the mouse events of the canvas element and then feeding them into the scroll container (the/a parent element of the graph).

To implement it yourself you’ll need to find a reference to the canvas element and the ‘scroll container’ (the parent element of the graph that needs to scroll). Your code should look something like the following (please mind that I did not test it).

Let scrollContainer = document.querySelector(“div#scrollcontainer”)
Let canvasElement = scrollContainer.querySelector(“canvas”);
canvasElement.onwheel = (event) => {
      if (!event.ctrlKey) {
        scrollContainer.scrollBy(0, event.deltaY);
      }
    };

[agardiol]

Problem still there in v 5.3.1 !

[qingxiao]

Problem still there in v 5.3.1 !

+1 in 5.3.0