Re: High-Lighting an Image Object

MisterX wrote: Confirmed, and logged as Bug #3158: it's not a bug, it's a feature request since metacard 2.5 so it should be an enhancement, not a bug... I noticed this afternoon in the MC help from MC 2.5 before I brought it up wi

RE: High-Lighting an Image Object

> Eric Chatonet wrote: > > Hi Dave, > > > > Unfortunately :-( you can't set directly the borderColor of > an image: > > 'set the borderColor of img 1 to red' don't lead to an > error but has > > no effect. Then Richard wrote: > Confirmed, and logged as Bug #3158: >

Re: High-Lighting an Image Object

Eric Chatonet wrote: Hi Dave, Unfortunately :-( you can't set directly the borderColor of an image: 'set the borderColor of img 1 to red' don't lead to an error but has no effect. Confirmed, and logged as Bug #3158: -- Richard Ga

Re: High-Lighting an Image Object

Hi Dave, Unfortunately :-( you can't set directly the borderColor of an image: 'set the borderColor of img 1 to red' don't lead to an error but has no effect. The borderColor of an image is inherited from the group that owns the image, the card or the stack. If you set the borderColor of the

Re: High-Lighting an Image Object

David Burgun wrote: Hm, It seems pretty ariibtary which properties are enabled in which objects. I would have thought that being able to control the borderColor of an image would be very usefull. Why isn't this property implemented for images? It is. The only arbitrary element here is wh

RE: High-Lighting an Image Object

] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Burgun Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 10:55 AM To: How to use Revolution Subject: Re: High-Lighting an Image Object Hm, It seems pretty ariibtary which properties are enabled in which objects. I would have thought that being able to control the

RE: High-Lighting an Image Object

3, 2005 4:37 PM > To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com > Subject: Re: High-Lighting an Image Object > > > >BUT, there's no bordercolor property for images... so you > can't set it > >to a color... > > > Half true... To change the bordercol

Re: High-Lighting an Image Object

Hm, It seems pretty ariibtary which properties are enabled in which objects. I would have thought that being able to control the borderColor of an image would be very usefull. Why isn't this property implemented for images? Thanks a lot Dave BUT, there's no bordercolor property for im

Re: High-Lighting an Image Object

>BUT, there's no bordercolor property for images... so you can't set it to >a color... Half true... To change the bordercolor of an image you have to rely on inheritance by changing the bodercolor of the stack. /H ___ use-revolution mailing li

Re: High-Lighting an Image Object

Hi David you can change the border of he image... on mouseenter set the showborder of me to true --set the bordercolor to yellow repeat with x = 0 to 3 wait 10 milliseconds set the borderwidth of me to x end repeat repeat with x = 3 down to 0 wait 10 milliseconds set the border

High-Lighting an Image Object

Hi, I have an Image Object that I am using as the target of a Drag and Drop operation. I do the same on a text field and when the cursor is over the field it lights up (by setting the border color in the dragEnter and dragLeave handlers. I am doing the same with the image object but it has no