chibacity
01-31-2002, 04:19 PM
I would like to be able to disable/hide buttons non-programitically eg. something like a mask - but *not* a mask as there are dynamic text fields which don't display properly with masks.
I have an array of cells displaying information through dynamic text which are arranged into a scrollable grid. Each cell has a button in it, which fires some code when the user clicks them. The problem I'm having is that at some stage some of the cells are hidden behind the scrollbars, but the buttons are still clickable _ I don;t want the buttons that are out of "view" to be clickable.
Using a mask in the viewable area makes these buttons unclickable, but unfortunately messes up the dynamic text which still looks awful even if I use outlining to make it visible though the mask.
I have experimented with putting layers on top of the buttons, but you can still click them. How can I put something over them to disable them.
I don't want to solve this problem with actionscript if possible.
Thanks, Tim
I have an array of cells displaying information through dynamic text which are arranged into a scrollable grid. Each cell has a button in it, which fires some code when the user clicks them. The problem I'm having is that at some stage some of the cells are hidden behind the scrollbars, but the buttons are still clickable _ I don;t want the buttons that are out of "view" to be clickable.
Using a mask in the viewable area makes these buttons unclickable, but unfortunately messes up the dynamic text which still looks awful even if I use outlining to make it visible though the mask.
I have experimented with putting layers on top of the buttons, but you can still click them. How can I put something over them to disable them.
I don't want to solve this problem with actionscript if possible.
Thanks, Tim