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close stack buttons on MouseLeave Event

jesus.galvez — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 06:50:32 GMT

I installed "Intersoft WebUI Studio 2009 R1 SP1", with 361.416 Kb of size. I only installed the silverlight items.

In c:\ProgramFiles\Intersoft Solutions I only have 2 folders:

- Intersoft WebUI Studio 2009 R1

- WebUI Studio for Silverlight

The folder WebUI Studio for ASP.NET doesn't exist.

Now, I have modified my installation including WebUI Studio for ASP.NET, but without selecting the components included inside it (in a second level of the tree). I haven't seen an update tool that I could select for installing.

After this, I can find ISNet.WebUI.UpdateManager.exe in the folder you said.

May be better if you put the update manager as a selectable item in the installer.

Thank you for your help.

close stack buttons on MouseLeave Event

Glayaar — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 22:07:43 GMT

The update manager should be automatically installed when you install WebUI Studio, the default location is C:\Program Files\Intersoft Solutions\WebUI Studio for ASP.NET\WebUI.NET Framework 3.0\UpdateManager

If you could not find the update manager, please inform us which option you are using when installing the WebUI Studio to let us analyze the issue further.

In the mean time, you could try using the manual update by logging in to our TDN using the credential in the purchase order and downloading the update manually in the My Components window

close stack buttons on MouseLeave Event

jesus.galvez — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 07:13:32 GMT

I found this page http://www.intersoftpt.com/Build/ApplyHotfix

but I still haven’t found a link for downloading the automatic update application.

Where can I found the lastest hotfixes?

close stack buttons on MouseLeave Event

Glayaar — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 03:56:14 GMT

The enchancement will be available in the next hotfix.

In order to determine if a stack button is currently opened you will need to use FreezedButton property of WebFishEye, like so

if (this.WebFishEye1.FreezedButton != null)
    //Do logic if a stack button is open

In order to close the stack the function CloseStackButton has already been prepared. You could invoke it from the WebFishEye object. Here is the snippet:

this.WebFishEye1.CloseStackButton();

close stack buttons on MouseLeave Event

Glayaar — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 22:59:44 GMT

I have forwarded your issue to our developer and it has been logged as a feature request. We will inform you if there is any update regarding this item.

close stack buttons on MouseLeave Event

jesus.galvez — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 06:17:12 GMT

I have a WebFishEye menu over all my silverlight application. It's my main menu.

But when I leave the menu (MouseLeave event), I want to close stack buttons (arc or grid) that are displayed in that moment. The problems are:

- I don't find an attribute which tells me if WebFishEye has an open stack in this moment or not.

- I don't find a public method that closes an open stack programmatically (like it does when I push a button)

Does it exist, a way for closing a stack opened by user? Am I missing something? Are you thinking about to include this feature in the next version of WebAqua?

What I'm looking for is something so simple like

void Menu_MouseLeave(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)

{

Menu.CloseOpenedStacks();

}

In my application, I could wait until the user closes the stack by itself, but I don't have an event that alert about that user action. When the user expands the stack, I know it using

void Menu_ButtonClick(object sender, WebFishEyeButtonEventArgs e)

{ if ((((WebFishEyeButton)(e.Button)).StackMode == WebFishEyeStackMode.ArcStyle) || (((WebFishEyeButton)(e.Button)).StackMode == WebFishEyeStackMode.GridStyle))

{

bOpenedStack = true;

}

I would like to put bOpenedStack = false; in a second click but when the user collapses the stack, not an event is trhown!!!

Thank you in advance.