Disable any touchEvents on screen behind a CustomContainer

try

 /**
 * @fn void Drawable::setTouchable(bool touch)
 *
 * @brief Controls whether this Drawable receives touch events or not.
 *
 * Controls whether this Drawable receives touch events or not.
 *
 * @param touch If true it will receive touch events, if false it will not.
 */
 void setTouchable(bool touch);

Hi @Martin KJELDSEN​ 

How can I get the current screen out of the container?

Regards Dejan

Did the above work?

You cannot get the current screen out of the container in an easy way, but you could construct your containers using some identifier and do it like that, if you really need the information.

/Martin

@Martin KJELDSEN​ 

It didn't work with setTouchable.

Do you have an idea how to get rid off those unwanted touch interaction behind the container (on a screen view)?

Regards Dejan

I don't understand why setTouchable(false) doesn't work if you call that on the white background. Can you double check?

Or call setTouchable(false) on the buttons behind the container. When you show them (hide the container) set them touchable again.

/Martin

@Martin KJELDSEN​ 

unfortunately it did not work with setTouchable(false) on the white background.

To call setTouchable(false) on the buttons behind the container is a lot of work, because the menu container can be shown from every screen in this touchgfx project.

Maybe it is easier when the menu is a screen instead of a custom container. If there is no easy way to avoid the touch interactions behind this container it's the only solution to go.

Regards Dejan

We're missing something, or i am, because z-order is respected, and if you have something covering the entire canvas that is not clickable, then elements beneath it will not receive touch events.

Maybe it's easier if you send the project.

/Martin

I've send you the project in a message.

I've added the TaskBar container to every screen and in the TaskBar.cpp I add the MenuScreen container when the menu button is pressed.

Regards Dejan

Hi @Martin KJELDSEN​ 

Could you already look at it?

Regards

Dejan

Taking a look now