I have a multi-tier radmenu inside a dropdownbutton.
The problem is that when I hover over an item with a submenu, the submenu appears OK, but as I drag the mouse over to select an item in this submenu, it often disappears. This is because a user generally doesn't drag directly across the top level item into the submenu, and then down to the selected item. What you usually do is drag the mouse diagonally towards item in the submenu you want to select. During this drag, you actually mouse over the menu item beneath the toplevel item, clsoing the submenu and selecting the next item down in the top level menu.
Top Level 1 Sub Menu 1
Top Level 2 Sub Menu 2
Sub Menu 3 Sub Menu 4
Sub Menu 5
So in the above example, if I wanted to get from top level 1 to sub menu 5, I would drag the mouse diagonally over Top Level 2, thus closing the submenu.
Is there any way of avoiding this?
The problem is that when I hover over an item with a submenu, the submenu appears OK, but as I drag the mouse over to select an item in this submenu, it often disappears. This is because a user generally doesn't drag directly across the top level item into the submenu, and then down to the selected item. What you usually do is drag the mouse diagonally towards item in the submenu you want to select. During this drag, you actually mouse over the menu item beneath the toplevel item, clsoing the submenu and selecting the next item down in the top level menu.
Top Level 1 Sub Menu 1
Top Level 2 Sub Menu 2
Sub Menu 3 Sub Menu 4
Sub Menu 5
So in the above example, if I wanted to get from top level 1 to sub menu 5, I would drag the mouse diagonally over Top Level 2, thus closing the submenu.
Is there any way of avoiding this?
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Hello Mark,
There are two properties that you can use HideDelay and TopLevelHideDelay. The first one is used on for submenu items while the second one is used only for TopLevel Items. Just set the duration to what you think is good for your case.
Let us know if you need additional information.
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Hristo
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There are two properties that you can use HideDelay and TopLevelHideDelay. The first one is used on for submenu items while the second one is used only for TopLevel Items. Just set the duration to what you think is good for your case.
Let us know if you need additional information.
Kind regards,
Hristo
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Mark
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answered on 07 Oct 2010, 01:39 PM
I do not see a property TopLevelHideDelay. I am using 2010.2.0924.1040 set of dlls on trial. The dev versions of these do not seem to be available yet - is that correct?
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Mark
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Hi Mark,
This is property of RadMenu and is applied to all top level items.
Let us know if you need more information.
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Hristo
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This is property of RadMenu and is applied to all top level items.
Let us know if you need more information.
Kind regards,
Hristo
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answered on 08 Oct 2010, 08:18 AM
As mentioned in the last post, its not a property on the RadMenu in my build, 2010.2.924.1040. That is the latest trial build from your site.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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Michael Warriner
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answered on 08 Oct 2010, 08:20 AM
Apologies, I've just noticed you are referring to RadMenu, NOT RadContextMenu as I am using. What is the difference, apart from one not having the TopLevelHideDelay?
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Hello Michael,
RadContextMenu doesn't have such properties TopLevelShow/HideDelay because RadContextMenu does not contains TopLevelItems It can contain only submenu header items (items with subitems) and submenu items (items without subitems).
Also RadContextMenu is opening on specific event (MouseRightButtonUp by default) so it is not visible until this event occurs.
From UX perspective most of the time RadMenu is used as a global menu visible on the main page while RadContextMenu is specific for control and provide easy access to control specific logic or behavior.
Let us know if we can help you further.
All the best,
Hristo
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RadContextMenu doesn't have such properties TopLevelShow/HideDelay because RadContextMenu does not contains TopLevelItems It can contain only submenu header items (items with subitems) and submenu items (items without subitems).
Also RadContextMenu is opening on specific event (MouseRightButtonUp by default) so it is not visible until this event occurs.
From UX perspective most of the time RadMenu is used as a global menu visible on the main page while RadContextMenu is specific for control and provide easy access to control specific logic or behavior.
Let us know if we can help you further.
All the best,
Hristo
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