Hi Lars,
I just wrestled with a problem, finally solving it by trying
something that in my opinion shouldn't be necessary, but why this
was necessary makes no sense to me whatsoever. Can anyone explain
this?
Two buttons, one right behind the other one. When the one in front
is visible and disabled, it's "rollover" icon, which I do with
mouseEnter and mouseLeave, is disabled - so far so good - , but if
it is clicked on anyway, the script of the button behind it is
executed! After a lot of cursing and dumfoundedness, I tried
moving it so it is NOT in front of the second one and it behaves as
expected - disabled. OK, so put it behind the second one, and in
all relevant scripts hide the one that is now in front so my
purpose is served, but why is this necessary? Why does clicking on
a disabled button cause the script of another button to run?
Just very, very curious!
just guessing, but maybe a disabled button/object is treated as if it
was invisible?
So clicking in that area will simply pass the click and hit the
button behind the disabled
button in your case.
Cheers,
Lars
Regards
Klaus Major
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http://www.major-k.de
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