Hello folks, I've had this doubt for a while, ¿can anybody explain me what is the difference between using the ONDOWN event and the ONCLICK event?

Documentation states this:

ONCLICK : Actions / functions that will be called when there is a mouse click on the layer/plugin element.
ONDOWN: Actions / functions that will be called when the mouse button will be pressed down on the layer/plugin element.

I can't figure out what's the difference between a mouse click and a mouse button pressed down, ¿does it means ONDOWN element extends click for every mouse's button?

Klaus, if you read me, I'll sugest you to clarify better the difference in the documentation, I find it confusing.

Thanks in advance

Luis

Thanks for your very detailed explanations Klaus and Nupsi, I see clearly the difference now.

Click is considering the complete cycle DOWN + UP while ONDOWN just the first part of the click event.

Truly useful as you say Nupsi, it offers more control over the whole click event.

Best regards

Luis