> > document. However when the node is set to invisible, its > tooltip remains > > visible when the user moves the cursor over the svg > > Thierry writes: > > you can use the pointer-events property for that, I think.
Hi Thierry, Which object has this property? Visibility is set either at the node level or on an enclosing composite node (I actually set opacity to 0 on the composite node as setVisible() is not propagated to its children under 1.1.1, whereas setComposite() does). The only way to "intercept" pointer events for a node, without creating my own type, appears to be getGraphicsNodeHitDetector() (which is null for composite nodes), or getListners(). All these changes are being done on the GVT tree. I'm hesitant to use 1.5 in the short term as an initial test showed up compilation problems in my code. i.e. 1.5 isn't fully backwards compatible. Gavin Walker CSIRO, Internet Marketplaces --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
