> When the mouse rolls over one of the stack  menu options, it's background
> becomes a very dark blue color.  Looking for guidance on how to fix that
> since I've tried the obvious color settings to no avail.  Maybe some other
> property needs (un)setting?

Peter, I think the reason you're seeting the dark blue color is that in the 
stack that is popping up you have buttons that have the 'autoArm' property set 
to true, which causes the button to automatically hilite when the mouse passes 
over it in the popup stack. You can change the color by setting the 
'hiliteColor' property of the button(s) that are sitting on the popup stack. Or 
if you don't want it to hilite at all, you can set the 'armFill' property of 
the button(s) to false.

> The other issue seems to a difference in how the message path works when I
> click on a button in the stack menu.  I have a mouseUp handler in each
> stack menu button which calls a handler I have at the card level.  In
> debug, I see the mouseUp handler executing but even though it executes the
> call to the card hanlder, the card level handler never executes.
> 
> I've worked round it by putting the mouseUp handler at the card level,
> arguably a better solution anyway but curious about this behavior.

OK, any script that you call from popup stack objects follow the hierarchy 
(AFAIK) of the menu button - that is suppose the main stack was called "Stack 
1" and the popup stack was called "Stack 2":

   menu button (of Stack 2)
   card script (of Stack 2)
   stack script (of Stack 2)
   stack script (of Stack 1 - if Stack 2 is a substack of Stack 1)
   libraries/backscripts/etc.

Note that it never triggers the card script of Stack 1. Your 'mouseUp' handler 
is actually trapping the mouseUp of the button that *invoked* the popup stackā€¦ 
not the mouseUp on the menu button you ultimately selected.

So to get around this you'll need to use 'dispatch' or the equivalent from the 
script of the menu button in Stack 2 to the card in Stack 1, like:

(script of menu button of Stack 2:)
on menuPick pItemName
  dispatch "ItemSelected" to cd 1 of stack "Stack 1" with pItemName
end menuPick


Hope this helps,

Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software, Inc.
Email: k...@sonsothunder.com
Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/  

_______________________________________________
use-livecode mailing list
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription 
preferences:
http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode

Reply via email to