I'm experience some behavior difference in the WebDataMenu vs. the UltraWebNavigator.
If you put a WebDataMenu on a form which includes an "a" tag on the same form with logic to include launching a popup window and partially obscure the WebDataMenu, you will be fine unless your mouse then hovers over the WebDataMenu again. This will result in the window changing focus, and the popup window will be hidden behind the original form. This is not the desired behavior and not the same as what was experienced using the UltraWebNavigator.
Environment: IG 2012.1
Browser: IE 9
Steps:
bind a WebDataMenu on your form.
create an "a" tag like outlined below.
debug page.
click on link, launch popup. Note original page is partially obscured by popup;
hover over webdatamenu. Note that the popup flips to behind the original form.
example:
<a href="BLOCKED SCRIPT Popup();">Google</a>
.....
function Popup() { var oWindow; var sOptions = new String(); var sUrl = new String(); var sTarget = new String(); sOptions = "scrollbars=1;menubar=0;toolbar=0;status=0;titlebar=0;resizable=yes;"; sUrl = "google.com"; sTarget = "MAILTOADDRESS"; oWindow = window.open(sUrl, sTarget, sOptions, true); oWindow.resizeTo(400, 450); }
Just noticed that this does not happen in Firefox. I have no idea why.
Hello Alan,
Thank you for posting in the community.
By default, WebDataMenu activates items automatically on hover and that is the reason for the window focus swtiching in your scenario. In order to avoid that, you can set theActivateOnHoverproperty of WebDataMenu to false.
Please let me know if this helps.