I guess this was not added to the CSOM. Anyone had any luck implementing something that can tell when the mouse is hovering over a node? I need to trigger a javascript function when a user hovers on a node.
Yes I implemented them the exact same way and one will work and the other doesn't. The one that doesn't work is my actual project which is great.
All I need to do is add a hovermenu but now I have been informed I can add one on the right click which you can implement a context menu with the clientside code example from their documentation. So in the end I guess it worked out for me.
Appreciate your attempt at helping me.
bizarre. In the broken project, can you see the modified javascript file and its containing directory in the solution explorer?
I have created a brand new web application that is the same as my other web app and that is functioning correctly.... I have no idea what it is in the other project that is not allowing the JavascriptfileName to be changed.. Atleast I know that it is not a major bug in my control set.
I would sumbit a IR to infragistics at the following URL:
http://devcenter.infragistics.com/Protected/SubmitSupportIssue.aspx
I think they have 72 hours to get back to you if you don't have priority support... However if it is a bug, they have been prety good about letting me talk with developers to help get a work around or fix for the problem.
Good luck.
I would try and strip out every line of code, that you wrote, except your function call in the modified js file. Then write the function on your page or in the ascx.. I think you can write javascript in an ascx file... and put a simple alert in the funciton and see if it fires on hover.
I have been having issues with their IDE ever since we have switched to the new control set. I am almost positive maybe it's something to do with their new controls possibly a bug. I can put a bogus path in their and not receive an error. Which leads me to believe that the control is not even taking that JavaScriptFileName in to consideration at runtime.