Stopping DCPUSHBUTTONXP using mouseover

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Stopping DCPUSHBUTTONXP using mouseover

#1 Post by reganc »

Hi guys

Does anyone know if it's possible to stop DCPUSHBUTTONXP changing the button color when the mouse moves over it or when a button is clicked?

I know this feedback can be useful but we often have the problem where a button is clicked and the button does not return to it's normal unselected color.

The dialog then appears to have more than 1 button 'in focus', which just looks wrong.

I would set the MOUSECOLOR & CLICKCOLOR to the same values as the button itself, but the button itself uses a codeblock to set the the color dynamcially and MOUSECOLOR & CLICKCOLOR do not allow a codeblock to be used.
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Re: Stopping DCPUSHBUTTONXP using mouseover

#2 Post by rdonnay »

Are you able to write a sample that causes this problem?

If you can, then I can debug it and fix it.

I put a lot of code in that class to make sure that it doesn't happen.
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