Cameron McEfee

> in plax.js itself, which might be even better I'll have to take a look to get my head around it (haven't looked at the code in a year), but...

I'm happy you find plax useful! You may find this to be related: https://github.com/cameronmcefee/plax/pull/54#issuecomment-45605215 FWIW, this project is more or less unmaintained at the moment. I keep an eye on...

Are you getting any kind of errors in the console?

Firefox's accelerometer support is pretty weird. It fires off all kinds of events even when the device is sitting still. The current setup is design to try to mute most...

Hi @seanjacob, You're not doing anything wrong per se. Plax simply doesn't support what you want to do at this point. It only supports one activity target and one event...

Plax is a bit of a back-burner project at the moment, so unfortunately no work has been made on this front yet. I happily accept pull requests though, if you're...

Yeah, the latest build is kind of weird. It fires off a bunch of motion events even if the computer is stationary. It appears that the events are really strong...

Sounds like a plan to me. I'll kill the support mention from the docs for now.

Hi @AgustinVignoli, My guess is that since an iframe is considered an entirely different website, it has its own set of mousemove events. Essentially, when you move the mouse over...

That may actually work if you modify plax a little. Looks like you can reference the parent of an iframe: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5477324/iframe-calling-parent-javascript The only hurdle I see is that while you...