FROM : Jonathan Hess
DATE : Wed Feb 20 23:27:27 2008
It looks this this could happen if you start with a pop up, change it
to pull down, and then duplicate the first item a number of times to
populate your menu. The first item in a pull down menu is marked as
hidden, and when IB duplicates the item, it propagates the hidden
attribute.
I think this would all be more obvious if IB rendered hidden menu
items in a way that informed the user they were hidden.
Thanks for pointing this out -
Jon Hess
On Feb 20, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Graham wrote:
> Of course I really meant the "hidden" attribute, not the "enabled"
> attribute.
>
> --------
> S.O.S.
>
>
>> IB 3 seems to have a bug where the "enabled" state for a menu item
>> initially gets set to OFF when you load a NIB (maybe from an
>> earlier version of IB - not explored exactly what triggers this).
>> You have to go through and turn the checkbox back on again for all
>> your items in each menu you touch with IB 3. A bit of a nuisance.
>>
>>
>>
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DATE : Wed Feb 20 23:27:27 2008
It looks this this could happen if you start with a pop up, change it
to pull down, and then duplicate the first item a number of times to
populate your menu. The first item in a pull down menu is marked as
hidden, and when IB duplicates the item, it propagates the hidden
attribute.
I think this would all be more obvious if IB rendered hidden menu
items in a way that informed the user they were hidden.
Thanks for pointing this out -
Jon Hess
On Feb 20, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Graham wrote:
> Of course I really meant the "hidden" attribute, not the "enabled"
> attribute.
>
> --------
> S.O.S.
>
>
>> IB 3 seems to have a bug where the "enabled" state for a menu item
>> initially gets set to OFF when you load a NIB (maybe from an
>> earlier version of IB - not explored exactly what triggers this).
>> You have to go through and turn the checkbox back on again for all
>> your items in each menu you touch with IB 3. A bit of a nuisance.
>>
>>
>>
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| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Chris Schmitt | Feb 20, 06:18 | |
| Graham | Feb 20, 06:46 | |
| Peter Ammon | Feb 20, 22:08 | |
| Graham | Feb 20, 23:08 | |
| Chris Schmitt | Feb 20, 23:13 | |
| Jonathan Hess | Feb 20, 23:27 | |
| Graham | Feb 21, 00:12 | |
| Jonathan Hess | Feb 21, 00:45 |






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