You can just hide the rollie when you flip your widget. I ran into that
same problem and that was my solution. The reason that happens is when the
rollie's parent div is hidden, the rollie doesn't receive a mouseout event -
so when the widget is flipped to the front again the rollie is still
visible. Also the rollie shouldn't be displayed without the "i", so when
the "i" is being faded out, the rollie should be hidden.
If you choose to use the AppleInfoButton don't forget that you will need to
copy the source file into your widget directory and use it from there
instead of grabbing it from "/System/Library/...", otherwise it won't work
on earlier versions of 10.4.x that do not yet have those files. Also you
don't know if Apple might change any of those files slightly in future
versions of 10.4.x that could break your widget's behavior.
Subject: Re: ibutton
From: Ludwig Villiger <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 21:37:19 +0100
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How does the computer know when, he has to fade in the fliper and when out?
I cant find a mouseover(event) or something like that in the new
AppleInfoButton class.
Ludwig
Am 17.11.2005 um 18:55 schrieb Matt Drance:
Yes! Please use AppleInfoButton, it will save you a whole lot of headache.
Have a look at the new Fader sample to see how it's done (and mind the
packaging and plist changes as well; see the comments in Fader.html).
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