Re: Pull-down menu weirdness
Re: Pull-down menu weirdness
- Subject: Re: Pull-down menu weirdness
- From: Matt Neuburg <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 11:24:43 -0700
- Thread-topic: Pull-down menu weirdness
On or about 7/17/06 10:46 AM, thus spake "Keith Blount"
<email@hidden>:
> My problem was merely that I
> required a pull-down list (because an action button
> should be used for a menu of actions, whereas a pop-up
> list is for selecting an item), but, because I am
> using an image instead of a title, I didn't want the
> pull-down list to eat up the first item in its given
> menu for its title (which wouldn't get shown, and
> which is the default behaviour for a pull-down list as
> opposed to a pop-up list). Hope that explains my
> initial question more clearly...
Sorry if I'm being dense, but I'm just not understanding why this requires
jumping through all these hoops. In the MenuMadness example, there are
various kinds of menu emerging from images, and no subclassing is needed.
Once the menu is set up, that's that. (And yes, of course a dummy item is
used as the first item.) Perhaps if you compared what you're trying to do to
what MenuMadness already shows how to do...? m.
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