Generally, the most common way is to create two graphics for the
button, one representing the unclicked state and one representing the
clicked state. You can switch between the states using onmousedown
and onmouseup handlers on the image.
Let me know if you need more detail (or if I'm totally
misunderstanding you).
On Nov 4, 2005, at 2:48 PM, Ludwig Villiger wrote:
Is there a easy way to show to the user, that the button was
clicked? I think of something like the genericButton from Apple,
but not so complicated. It should only change the color or become
darker when you click the button.
Greetings,
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