[WirawanNaga]

i have a movie clip(name: mv6) and in there have a button(name: rdt). i have using :

onSelfEvent (load) {
_root.mv6.rdt.useHandCursor = false;
}

at the button script for removing the pointy finger went it mouse over the button. However the effect not working. Did i using the script at the wrong place or wrong statement?

[David Petley]

Hi,
this bit of script will work if all you want to do is hide the cursor when over your button and make it show when it is not.

on (rollOver) {Mouse.hide();
}
on (rollOut) {Mouse.show();
}

davidp

[WirawanNaga]

thanks for the fast reply David... code that u gave work for me but can the mouse cursor change it to normal cursor. it's seems weird without cursor..

[Wolf Gross]

...try:

onLoad (){
this.useHandCursor = false;
}

wolf

[WirawanNaga]

i have try Wolf code... it's have error on the line...

[DrJohn]

I couldn't seem to get this to work either. Putting:

this.useHandCursor = false

in the onSelfEvent(load) event for a button did not turn off the hand cursor.

However, it seems if you put

Button.prototype.useHandCursor = false

in the onSelfEvent(load) event for the scene, it turns off the hand cursor for all the buttons. Maybe that will work for you?

/John

[WirawanNaga]

WAAAAA!!!!! THANK YOU JOHN.... u rock my swish... it's working... i did not understand how this code work but it working in my swish... THANK YOU JOHN!!!!!!

[s02]

DrJohn, on Mar 11 2009, 08:20 AM, said:

I couldn't seem to get this to work either. Putting:

this.useHandCursor = false

in the onSelfEvent(load) event for a button did not turn off the hand cursor.

This will work fine when defining the handlers using the appropriate MovieClip event function handlers, ie onRollOver = function(). When using on(mouseEvent) or onSelfEvent(mouseEvent) it won't work because the the button and its events are wrapped into a MovieClip (search for Script Object and/or _button in the help file) named _button, so the script would have to be

_button.useHandCursor = false;

Best
Oliver