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Joined: 2/4/2009
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Hi!
I have a floater and a flyout on a page. The floater is made to stay in the same spot regardless of scrolling the window. Inside the floater is the control the flyout is linked to. If I hover over the control, the flyout pops up and stays as long as I dont move the mouse. Just as advertised. Now if there is enough on the page to warrent a scroll bar, and I dont move my mouse, when I use the wheel to scroll the page, the flyout scrolls with the page. Of course my mouse is still hovering over the control because it was inside the floater.
Make sense? It seems to me the flyout should detect this and go away when I start scrolling. Or is this by design? Just curious as it doesnt really hurt anything.
It will go away the second I move the mouse.
Also, any hints on what you guys are working on? :)
Thanks and keep up the good work!
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Joined: 5/27/2007
Posts: 24,195
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Hi,
Yes. I see what you are saying. The root of the problem is we listen on mouse move event and the browser doesn't send that event to us when you scroll. Obviously this only cause problems when you scroll with wheel because to scroll with scroll bar, you would have to move the mouse first. We will see what we can do about this one. The main hurdle is the problem is not just the Flyout. It affects everything that relies on mouse move event. So we have to figure out a neat way to do it or we won't do it.
We are working on the new release. We can't say anything before the release because we don't want to be hold accountable as "you promised this" but what we promised didn't make into the final cut (due to testing issues or other unforeseeable issues). But EO.Web Controls 2012 should be out this month.
Thanks!
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