Hover mouse app box android tv

[GM1]

Hi, one of my apps I use on an Android TV box displays a mouse hover effect. Another new app displays the mouse cursor as a small ball without a hover effect (a small hand). I tried removing the focustools extension, but it didn't make any difference. I used the same features on both apps, namely, gotfocus and lostfocus on buttons. Is there a similar situation to mine? Thanks.

[ABG]

Screen shrink when keyboard is displayed on iOS

There's a historic reason for that that predates me. I think it was the case that originally just the TextBox had the HideKeyboard block, but other components eventually had the ability to obtain keyboard focus so it just made sense to have the ability to hide the keyboard from anywhere on the Screen regardless what components were available. That said, the blocks really should have the same outcome so the fact that they behave differently needs to be addressed. Edit: In particular, older Andr…

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[TIMAI2]

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Cursor animation

Hello community, I'm about to finish my app project. I'm just missing one detail that's driving me crazy and I don't know how to achieve it. I have my app that would be 4-6 images, below them their label to distinguish categories But what I can't do is give the cursor a guide/animation/background/frame, to know where I am positioned in which category before clicking, because without that, I can't tell which category I am in. I think this explains it a bit. Sorry for the long story, and thanks…

[GM1]

Thanks for the suggestions. I solved it this way: I ran some tests on a simple app with HorizontalArrangment and VerticalArrangment buttons and verified that the mouse hover effect is enabled by default. To enable it in my app, I recreated arrangements parallel to the originals and moved some buttons. I tested the functionality and, having found success, moved all the remaining buttons and deleted the emptied arrangements. I don't know what caused it to not work initially, but now I've solved it. Bye.