Message: 15 Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 21:18:02 +0200 From: Wilhelm Sanke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Clicking on linked text sends a mouseLeave message? Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 Jim Hurley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



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there is still another simple solution. Leave the mouseup handler of
your first script (of Thursday) exactly as it is. Delete the mouseleave
handler.
Place a transparent field on top of your "Help" field. Put the following
script into the transparent field and put the mouseleave handler here,
too:

"on mouseUp
  put the mouseloc into MLoc
  lock screen
  hide me
  click at MLoc
  show me
  unlock screen
end mouseUp

on mouseLeave
  set the points of graphic "arrow" to ""
end mouseLeave"

Using "lock screen" could be also left out, it only prevents the
linktext to change colors.

I have used the technique of clicking at a transparent field and then
hiding it for a moment on several occassions, last time in a game stack
I sent to User Contributions three weeks ago, but which has not yet made
it to the website.

Regards,

Wilhelm Sanke


Wilhelm,

Thanks for the suggestion. Clever solution.

In case you didn't catch my response to Jacqueline, it turns out that there is an even simpler solution in my particular problem. Just change the mouseLeave from:

on mouseLeave
 set the points of graphic "arrow" to ""
end mouseLeave

To the following:

on mouseLeave
if the mouseLoc is not within the rect of me then set the points of graphic "arrow" to ""
end mouseLeave


This would appear at first to be redundant. That is, if there is a mouseLeave message, the mouse would not be with the rectangle. But, as Jacqueline pointed out, it can be in the rect and yet leave when the arrow graphic is created at the mouseLoc and the mouse gets a mouseLeave message. Apparently, however, it (the engine) still thinks the mouse is within the field rectangle and so doesn't execute the conditional.

So this handler has the desired effect: It sets the graphic points to empty only when the mouse actually leaves the field rectangle.

Jim
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