John Dixon wrote:
> You are not missing anything... the cursors are not included in
> the revlet when you compile it for the web, so they are not
> there to show...
Do revlets support custom cursors in the browser if you copy the cursor
images to your stack?
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
Peter:
Thanks, I'll make the changes.
Rick
On 4-Dec-10, at 6:59 AM, Peter Brigham MD wrote:
FYI, though I know little about revlets, if you are setting cursors
on a stack running on the desktop (in the IDE or as a standalone),
it will work much better to set the defaultCursor. I used
John:
That explains why it doesn't work, .. nuts.
Thanks for the info.
Rick
On 3-Dec-10, at 3:05 PM, John Dixon wrote:
Rick...
You are not missing anything... the cursors are not included in the
revlet when you compile it for the web, so they are not there to
show
FYI, though I know little about revlets, if you are setting cursors on
a stack running on the desktop (in the IDE or as a standalone), it
will work much better to set the defaultCursor. I used to lock the
cursor and set it to something but ran into intermittent problems with
it not unlockin
Rick...
You are not missing anything... the cursors are not included in the revlet when
you compile it for the web, so they are not there to show...
> Once again I know I am mising something really simple. I use:
>
> on mouseEnter
>lock cursor
>set the cursor to hand
> end mous
Once again I know I am mising something really simple. I use:
on mouseEnter
lock cursor
set the cursor to hand
end mouseEnter
on mouseLeave
unlock cursor
end mouseLeave
to, as the dictionary says - indicate to the user what kind of data
the mouse pointer is over. It doesn't wo
