Android Question Cover the button with the panel

klaus

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• Mar 26, 2020

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The Panel must be on top of the other views.
You need to add an event for the Panel either Panel_Touch or Panel_Click even empty to consume the event and avoid that it's transmitted to the underlying views.
If you want views which could be accessed, they must be child view of the Panel.

 

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strupp01

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• Mar 26, 2020

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The IconButton is on Activity. The panel is then generated in code on Activity across the entire screen and brought up with Panel.BringToFront. It covers everything except the IconButton. If the panel is accessed via Panel_Click, the panel should be removed. This also works. As long as the panel exists, the IconButton should not react to a click event. I could set the IconButton Enabled, but I wanted to avoid this.

 

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klaus

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• Mar 26, 2020

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If the Panel doesn't cover the IconButton , it will respond to events.
Sorry, but I don't understand your logic.
What exactly do you want to achieve?

 

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strupp01

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• Mar 26, 2020

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I probably put it wrong. It looks like this.


Can operate the Icon Button (tick) with a click event, although covered by the panel. Not all other labels and buttons. Why? Just because he's on activity?

 

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strupp01

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• Mar 26, 2020

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I just did a test. When I put the IconButton (hook) on a panel, everything works as intended. However, if the IconButton is located directly on Activity, it is not covered by the panel.

 

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klaus

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• Mar 26, 2020

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Sorry, I don't understand.
Can you post your project, so I could have a look at it?

 

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strupp01

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• Mar 26, 2020

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It's too big. Will create a mini program tomorrow and then post. The problem is as tested, a button on Activity cannot be covered with a panel in such a way that it cannot be selected. See you tomorrow, then
strupp01

 

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Jeffrey Cameron

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• Mar 26, 2020

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Make sure the .Elevation property of the panel you wish to block with is higher than the Elevation property of buttons on the panel underneath.

Visibility of buttons when a Panel is placed on the activity [resolved]

Hi, I have an activity. In the activity I have a Table, 3 buttons and a label In the Activity I have a Panel which is hidden by default ie not visible I have a SearchView placed on the Panel When I click on the one of the Buttons on the Activity, I make this panel Visible and covers the entire...

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strupp01

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• Mar 26, 2020

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@Jeffrey Cameron,
Thanks, that's it. If I enter Panel.Elevation = 5dip in the code, the IconButton is also covered. This solves the problem.
Thanks again to @klaus and @Jeffrey Cameron
Greetings strupp01

 

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