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I have a WinForm APP, which has Two form, A form which has a button when the mouse moves (MouseEnter Event) button, B form is displayed when the mouse away (MouseLeave) B form hidden.
If the A form is displayed when the mouse can be moved to the B form, the operator B of the form control.
I ask, what can achieve this functionality?
Thanks.
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OriginalGriff 14-Mar-14 5:44am    
I have absolutely no idea...

This is not a good question - we cannot work out from that little what you are trying to do.
Remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind.
Try explaining it in more detail - perhaps with an example of the exact sequence of event and what you expect to happen as a result. At the moment it's just a very muddled description, and it's difficult to work out exactly what you are trying to achieve.
Use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information.
Member 9640431 14-Mar-14 10:02am    
My demand:
Two Form(FormA FormB),FomA contains panel Control,MouseEnter panel,FormB show,MouseLeave panel ,FormB Hide。
But,
MouseEnter panel,FormB is Show,The mouse can be moved to formB。
Thanks...
Anand Gunasekaran 14-Mar-14 7:49am    
Its a kind of deadlock of form displaying... ? These thing is rarely used. Did you really need for a work, otherwise you are asking for fun.?
Member 9640431 14-Mar-14 10:02am    
My demand:
Two Form(FormA FormB),FomA contains panel Control,MouseEnter panel,FormB show,MouseLeave panel ,FormB Hide。
But,
MouseEnter panel,FormB is Show,The mouse can be moved to formB。
Thanks...
Krunal Rohit 14-Mar-14 9:48am    
If the A form is displayed when the mouse can be moved to the B form, the operator B of the form control.

What does this mean ??

-KR

1 solution

I wonder if you are seeking a modal popup solution? If you wish to show or hide forms on the mouseover event then use myform.show() or myform.hide(). I agree this question needs a little more clarification in order to provide a better answer.
 
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