04-04-2022 05:10 PM
Hello, I am using the latest version of LabView and I'm trying to make a simple "Ok Button" with unique decals for the True/False states display another unique on-mouse-hover image/decal. I've tried one method that came close but was not as functional as I needed it to be. Does anybody have any tips or methods I could try to implement this?
What I've tried already:
I first copied/pasted my button, uploaded the on-hover image to the old button's false state, then overlayed the 2 buttons on top of each other. Then I set up a mouse-over event structure for my top-most button that would hide the visibility of the top button, leaving only the bottom button (with the on-hover decal) visible. I then set up a mouse-leave event structure to make the top button visible again. This worked okay, but the top button tends to disappear, then reappear multiple times whenever the mouse enters/exits. No amount of delay to "debounce" the mouse enter/leave functions seems to fix this. It also often times ends its disappearing/reappearing process on the "visible" state of the top-most button, meaning that the program is displaying the default False state for the top button, not the on-hover state of the second button, so it kind of defeats the whole purpose.
04-04-2022 08:06 PM
Is a VI Harold created helpful?