Bug 971 - Submenu often closes before I have time to click in it.
Status:
NEW
Component:
GUI
Version:
1.9.3
Hardware:
PC Windows 7
Importance:
P3 normal
Target Milestone:
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Assignee:
Rob Caelers
URL:
Depends on:
Blocks:
Reported:
Jan 21 2011 13:47:39 UTC
by:
Walter
Modified:
Jul 8 2011 09:24:10 UTC
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Description
Walter Jan 21 2011 13:47:39 UTC
Hi, When I click on the systray icon with RMB to open the menu, then move the mouse cursor to e.g. item "Mode" or "Network" a submenu opens with the applicable choices for that item. Now when moving the mouse cursor into that submenu, the whole menu tree disappears very quickly, before I can click the option of my choice! Hence putting Workrave in Quiet or Suspended mode (as I sometimes need to) is quite an impossible job to do via mouse... A work around (rather annoying) seems to be: * RMB on the systray icon (main menu opens) * LMB on Open (Status Window opens, Workrave gets the focus) * RMB on the systray icon again (main menu opens) * LMB on Mode (submenu -that was auto-opened due to hovering over Mode- closes) * Right Arrow key (submenu opens again, item "Normal" is selected) * Up/Down Arrow keys to select item + Enter to activate it Some details that can be of interest for you when reproducing/debugging: - In my situation the submenu opens to the left of the main menu, as the main menu is too close to the screen edge to fit the submenu in between. - My Windows Taskbar is set to Auto Hide. But note: when the menu tree disappears, the Taskbar does NOT return to hidden state, it stays high until I click in an other program to continue work. Kind regards, Walter.
Comment 1
Walter Jul 8 2011 09:24:10 UTC
Hi, I'm now running Workrave v1.9.4 and my OS changed to Windows 7 Enterprise (64 bit) with Service Pack 1. The submenus of which I told that they disappeared before I could click in it, now stay open! So if you changed it in the program: it is now tested to be o.k. hence ticket can be closed. If you didn't change anything in the program: then it is probably a problem present in Windows-XP (and maybe other OS's). Regards, Walter.