On Thursday 05 July 2007 05:06:57 Robin Sheat wrote:
> I have a view that is sometimes lying over the top of another view, however
> when you move the mouse over the 'upper' one, if that particular part of it
> isn't clickable, then the mouseover and mouseclick events, along with the
> clickable status (thus the mouse pointer changes), pass though to the view
> behind it. Is there a nice way to avoid this, so that the frontmost view
> behaves like you'd expect it to visually.
>
> I know I could just set the front view to clickable and do nothing with the
> events, but that will change the pointer which could be confusing to the
> user.
Make the view clickable (dont assign an event), and use the setShowHandCursor
method :
<view width="50" height="50" bgcolor="blue" onclick="Debug.write('click')">
<view width="10" height="10" bgcolor="red"
clickable="true" oninit="this.setShowHandCursor(false)"/>
</view>
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