Hi, > Maybe I'm not understanding the scenario. I assumed that the problem > Justin is trying to fix is that you roll over a component, the component > shows a tooltip, but the tooltip appears under the mouse so you get a > rollout of the component and rollover the tooltip. The rollout of the > component causes the tooltip to go away resulting in a rollover of the > component which causes the component to show a tooltip, and so on.
That’s one of the problems yes. > If the tooltip cannot be a target for mouse events (mouseEnabled=false in > Flash and I think it is "pointer-events:none" in JS) then I think the > tooltip will not cause a rollout on the component when it appears under > the mouse. Certainly worth investigating. There may still be an issue here if you roll off over the tool tip in the case where it goes beyond the boundary of the component but not sure. Thanks, Justin
