Adding clickable="false" doesn't change things. The clickability isn't
the problem I'm having. The issue is the mouse pointer changes to make it
*look* like something is clickable. If you try to click something behind
the mask nothing happens, clicks only work on my modal view, but it would
be nicer if the mouse cursor didn't change to make it look like things are
clickable when they aren't.
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 16:10:46 -0500, Benjamin Shine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Make your colored transparent mask clickable="false".
On Jan 31, 2006, at 11:26 AM, James Howe wrote:
I'm using the LzModeManager to make a view modal. I have this view
appearing over the top of my application and I'm using a colored
transparent mask to cover the rest of the application while this view
is visible. Using the 'makeModel' method on the LzModeManager makes my
view modal, which is what I want, but I noticed that if I move my mouse
over other normally clickable UI elements which are visible beneath my
mask view, the cursor changes to the hand pointer. This would normally
indicate that the user is allowed to click. Fortunately the mode
manager prevents the clicks from doing anything, but visually it seems
wrong. It seems to me that if a view is modal, only that view should
be able to affect the mouse cursor. Anything outside of the modal view
should simply display the regular mouse pointer. This seems like a bug
to me, but perhaps others have a different view and perhaps this
behavior is as intended.
Any thoughts on this?
Thanks!
--James Howe
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