$event.which provides code to mouse clicks. We can make use of that. Pass $event to function as parameter.
- 1 for Left mouse button
- 2 for Middle mouse button
- 3 for Right mouse button
Markup
<div ng-mouseup="whichKey($event)"> Mouse click here ( right or left ) </div>
Script
switch ($event.which) { case 1: alert('Left Mouse button pressed.'); break; case 2: alert('Middle Mouse button pressed.'); break; case 3: alert('Right Mouse button pressed.'); break; default: alert('You have a strange Mouse!'); }
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