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KiarasH_Mozafari-fvgtyI
KiarasH_Mozafari-fvgtyI
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January 30, 2009
Question

button mode!

  • January 30, 2009
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hello !!
I have bit issue with Button mood!
I have 2 MovieClip : "main" and "sub";
"main" ' s ButtonMode was true !
and sub is child of main !
I want the sub wont be Button !! (when the mouse rollOver that , nothing happen !! );

thanks ;
kiarash :)
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fubase
Participant
April 23, 2010

Similar issue here.  The original poster was nearly clear, but let me try to clarify his words.  Say you have two Sprite subclasses A and B, with B a child of A, e.g:


AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

A                     A

A                     A

A                     A

A            BBBB     A

A            BBBB     A

A                     A

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA



The problem is that when (A.buttonMode == true), and (B.buttonMode == false), rolling your mouse over B still shows the hand cursor.  Which seems like a bug.  In my own case, I'm using AS3, and B has just one child, an image loader with (alpha == 0.5).  Any guidance appreciated!


Thanks,

Danny

kglad
Community Expert
kgladCommunity Expert
Community Expert
April 23, 2010

disable the child's useHandCursor property.

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fubase
Participant
April 23, 2010

That's already done.  No benefit.

clbeech
clbeech
Inspiring
February 3, 2009
cool -

it is difficult to say from the above, it seems as though the OP believes that by placing buttonMode to true, that this will cause it to be a 'button' and somehow react to what they want to do. we also have no indication that they are using AS3 (other than it being on this board) or that they know how to assign/handle an event listener, then again they have obviously been able to make it into a 'button' of some sort to get the reaction they are referring to - however it could be a simple button class instance.

but on the other hand, it seems like they would like the 'main' to be a button but the 'sub' to *not* be. so they may need to rethink their design strategy entirely.
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Cyboide
Participating Frequently
February 3, 2009
Hi clbleech,

I did not mean to counter what you had asked.

What I meant is that, in AS3, buttonMode=true does not mean there is interactivity (events that will cause visible action) on the object.
It might mislead a AS2 programmer at the very beginning of his AS3 debut.
clbeech
clbeech
Inspiring
February 3, 2009
as far as i know, your statement is inaccurate - buttonMode under as 3 as with 2, controls the 'hand cursor' view - i'd say that is directly related with "interactivity"

and it is entirely unclear exactly what the OPs needs are or what event handlers are currently assigned, which is why i asked those questions.
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Cyboide
Participating Frequently
February 2, 2009
Hi,

As far as I know, in AS3, buttonmode has nothing to do with interactivity.
Just put your event on your sub for it to react.
clbeech
clbeech
Inspiring
January 30, 2009
can you assign the buttonMode property to the 'sub' rather than the 'main'?

or is this a drop down menu? if so try assigning the property on both objects.
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