When I use the radSplitter along with controls such as Visio Viewer and Silverlight I get problems. This happens because if I "grab" the splitter bar and drag it towards the control, the control will "capture" the mouse. So when I let go of the mouse button the splitter is still selected (ie, greyed out and moving around with the mouse). To stop moving the splitter I have to find an area outside of the activex control and click again to release the mouse.
Anyone know of a work-around? I guess an acceptable solution is for the radSplitter to deselect itself as soon as the activex control steals the mouse.
Cheers,
Daron
Anyone know of a work-around? I guess an acceptable solution is for the radSplitter to deselect itself as soon as the activex control steals the mouse.
Cheers,
Daron
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Hello Daron,
Unfortunately it is not possible to detect mouse events over the ActiveX control, as they are never fired by the browser in the first place.
Actually the RadSplitter control does support a property LiveResize = true, and if you test it you will see that when moving the mouse slowly, everything seems to work. But a fast move over the ActiveX control would cause the events to get 'lost'.
This being said we can not offer better solution for the time being. In case you are able to implement a function which "finds out" when the mouse is over the ActiveX element and for example shows an alert message, please, open a new support ticket and send it back to us and we will use it as a base to implement the desired by you functionality.
All the best,
Svetlina
the Telerik team
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Unfortunately it is not possible to detect mouse events over the ActiveX control, as they are never fired by the browser in the first place.
Actually the RadSplitter control does support a property LiveResize = true, and if you test it you will see that when moving the mouse slowly, everything seems to work. But a fast move over the ActiveX control would cause the events to get 'lost'.
This being said we can not offer better solution for the time being. In case you are able to implement a function which "finds out" when the mouse is over the ActiveX element and for example shows an alert message, please, open a new support ticket and send it back to us and we will use it as a base to implement the desired by you functionality.
All the best,
Svetlina
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center