So the mousewheel is linked to the control, very nice, only when your in IE3, if your html page has a scrollbar, and you try to use the mousewheel on your coverflow control, the whole page still scrolls.
Simple test of this is to throw a silverlight object on a page with a coverflow control in it.
Then under it throw a very tall div...like 2300px or something. Then give your silverlight control focus and try to use the mousewheel.
The whole page scrolls.
So my first effort was to try to use the MouseWheel event on the RadCoverflow object, and set e.Handled = True; but this didn't reslove the issue. I thought according to Microsoft, that the HTMLDOM wouldn't get the mouse wheel anymore since it was handled by the silverlight control.
Simple test of this is to throw a silverlight object on a page with a coverflow control in it.
Then under it throw a very tall div...like 2300px or something. Then give your silverlight control focus and try to use the mousewheel.
The whole page scrolls.
So my first effort was to try to use the MouseWheel event on the RadCoverflow object, and set e.Handled = True; but this didn't reslove the issue. I thought according to Microsoft, that the HTMLDOM wouldn't get the mouse wheel anymore since it was handled by the silverlight control.
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answered on 16 Sep 2010, 01:01 AM
ok, actually I think the e.handled = true is working, it looks like I may of thought it wasn't working due to a cache issue.