Trigger mouse click by window offset in javascript [duplicate]

Well, using just Javascript as you asked, you can use mouse events, as you can read X and Y properties to get coordinaties from the event object, for sample:

// mouse move
document.body.onmousemove = function(e) {
   var x = e.X;
   var y = e.Y;
   console.log(e);
}

// mouse down
document.body.onmousedown = function(e) {
   var x = e.X;
   var y = e.Y;
   console.log(e);
}

To simulate an mouse click, you can call the event onmousedown manually, but you have to provide the event parameter (passing the coordinates, etc..), for sample:

document.body.onmousedown({X:120, Y:120 /* other properties */});

bind onclick event on document body, Try this code

document.body.onclick = function(e){
   if(e.clientX < 100 && e.clientY < 100){
       // your code here
   }
   alert("X =" + e.clientX +" Y"+ e.clientY)
};

Use jquery mousemove to get the x y coords when moving and then fire the click within it if necessary. Something like:

$("body").mousemove(function( event ) {
    if(event.pageX == 50 && event.pageY == 50)
    {
        $("targetclickelement").click();
    }
});

Would be pretty inefficient though...

Edit - without jquery, use the same principle but with the handlers in Felipe Oriani's answer.

I don't believe you can do such a thing, you could however catch the click then check the offsets and call function if it is within range

$('#d').click(function(event){
    if(event.offsetX > 50 && event.offsetX < 100 && event.offsetY > 100 && event.offsetY < 200) 
    {
        ///  Execute function
    }
});