revEnterprise dp-5 / revMedia beta / revWeb beta
Richard Miller
wow at together.net
Sat Oct 31 18:36:02 EDT 2009
Sorry, Richard.... it was regarding the latter (popup/pulldowns). What's
the disadvantage of using a pulldown menu with tabs to create
submenu's... as opposed to a cascade menu button?
Richard
Richard Gaskin wrote:
> Richard Miller wrote:
>> Just a moment ago, I got confirmation from a Rev engineer that they
>> confirmed the problem and will presumably correct it.... shortly, I
>> hope.
>>
>> Len Morgan wrote:
>>> I can confirm that cascading menus in a revLet DON'T work right.
>>> Comboboxes are a little flaky too but that is intermittent. I use
>>> cascading menus pretty much the way Richard discribed them. I have
>>> a Reports button and under that I have different groups of reports
>>> which each have their own their own line on this menu. I can't take
>>> the mouse off of the original Reports button (top level of menus)
>>> without it going away.
>>>
>>> On the same menu bar, selecting menus that only have a single level
>>> work fine. It's the cascade that causes the problem and since the
>>> very first line of my Reports menu is a cascading menu, I can't
>>> select anything below it either.
>
> There are a two issues with cascade-style menus:
>
> 1. They don't draw using OS menus, but instead use emulated menus
>
> 2. They require that the mouse be held down, rather than just
> clicked as with other menus
>
> But note that those are with the cascade menu button style, not with
> using tab-spaced sub-menus in pullDown style buttons.
>
> Was the note from Support that they would address cascade style menus
> specifically, or with sub-menus in pullDown menus?
>
> I sure hope it's the former, as I love using cascade styles for flyout
> menus but have had to do some funky workarounds to get the to work
> correctly.
>
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