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[ BUILD # : 5.0 beta ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.5.0_01 ] I am on linux, using both, a home made Desktop with an asus MB, and an HP laptop with I'm sure whatever was the cheapest at the time. Both are displaying 1024 x 768, both are using JDK 1.5, and both have the same problem. I was originally using the Sept 21 build, now I am using the beta, and its the same thing. The menu I usually scroll is the swing components menu. Go to the form editor, right click on the form, go to "Add From Palette", go to "Swing", put your pointer in the menu list of swing components, at 1024x768 there should be enough components that you get a horizonal scroll bar, now, use your mouse wheel to scroll down the components. When I scroll, the menu disapears on either computer. Then try a holding click through the menu like you would on old MAC OS 7.x, it won't scroll down to the bottom of the menu. When I do this, nothing happens. Thanks Greg
Not sure, which component is the right one...
Stan, could you look at this? Something touching palette. Thanks.
this issue has actually nothing to do with palette. ;) the problem is in form's org.netbeans.modules.form.palette.ScrollPopupMenu this class wraps default JPopupMenu in a JScrollPane when the popup menu is too tall to fit on the screen. the popup menu ui listens for mouse events and cancels the popup if the event source does not come from a jpopupmenu class. however the source of all mouse wheel events is set to the scroll pane wrapper so the jpopupmenu is not found and the popup is cancelled. i tried to find some hack around this but with no luck so far.
i give up, reassigning to component's owner ;)
Doesn't look fixable in the current implementation of ScrollPopupMenu. Later we may consider some rewrite.
We've divided the components into more categories in 6.0, so the menu content should always fit on the screen now. The scrollable menu is less urgent then.
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