Posted 20 years ago
by Greg Shaffer
- Boulder
Hi,
I implemented a "hover tip" for many tokens in my document. To display the hover tip, I use an InfoTip with one entry. When the user presses the UP or DOWN arrow, the traversal is captured in the InfoTip, instead of the document. The behavior I'm looking for is that when the user presses an UP or DOWN arrow, the cursor moves in the document. I understand why the UP and DOWN keys capture in the InfoTip.
Do you have something for this type of behavior.
If not, my idea is that you create a HoverTip that allows the user's UP or DOWN keypress to mean something outside the HoverTip. Or, add a boolean value to InfoTip called "HideOnKeyPress", or add "PassArrowKey".
I can always just use a ToolTip for HoverTips.
-Greg
I implemented a "hover tip" for many tokens in my document. To display the hover tip, I use an InfoTip with one entry. When the user presses the UP or DOWN arrow, the traversal is captured in the InfoTip, instead of the document. The behavior I'm looking for is that when the user presses an UP or DOWN arrow, the cursor moves in the document. I understand why the UP and DOWN keys capture in the InfoTip.
Do you have something for this type of behavior.
If not, my idea is that you create a HoverTip that allows the user's UP or DOWN keypress to mean something outside the HoverTip. Or, add a boolean value to InfoTip called "HideOnKeyPress", or add "PassArrowKey".
I can always just use a ToolTip for HoverTips.
-Greg
