This is how I have done it. CursorManager.removeCursor(CursorManager.currentCursorID); CursorManager.setCursor(blah, blah, blah);
If thats not working I am not sure what to tell you. I would try it from a method rather than inline but thats the only code I've seen that works. HTH, Ben --- In [email protected], "maunger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi y'all > > sorry to bother but i'm having a tough time with something and i just can't figure out what > i'm doing wrong - have searched the net and this group for answers but i'm not putting 2 > & 2 together in my head it seems. > > I'm using the CursorManager.setCursor (pencilIcon) to set the cursor and i get my new > cursor, but the original pointer cursor isn't going away either... > > i've tried setting the priority to 99 (as i saw somewhere on here) > > CursorManager.setCursor( pencilIcon, 99 ); > > and i thought that was working yesterday, but today it doesn't seem to matter - i still have > 2 cursors! > > I've tried > CursorManager.removeCursor( CursorManager.currentCursorID ); > > but that didn't help either... there's got to be something i'm missing... all the examples i've > found make it look so easy! > > Anyone help this poor soul who can't figure out why this isn't working the way i want? > PLease? > > Mitch >
