static_text change the color of text to the flight hover/rollover?

Hello

If you have a look at export to Facebook plugin by Jeffrey Friedl, its Plugin Info dialog box includes static_text items that change color when the mouse passes over them.  A while back I posted on initiate an action when a user clicks on an element of static_text.  He used this to inidcate when static_text elements are interactive, and I want to do it too.  Unfortunately, Jeffrey is unable to talk about it.

Someone (Eric?) can do the light on this field should be added to static_text to do this?  I know how to turn clicks left and right of the mouse on an item of static_text but have not figured out how to react to the other mouse events yet.

Thank you

Matt

WARNING: What you see here is undocumented, unsupported, could shatter at any moment, should not be used to control the core functions such as the landing of aircraft, blah, blah blah, etc. etc.  Use at your own risk - it is for you to make it work.  I have no recollection of ever typing this, so can not be held responsible. 

Phew!  In any case, a few months ago, I asked Jeffrey Friedl the same question.  His answer:

I asked (and was given) authorized to tell you:

{static_text: f}
title = 'Visit the Site',
MOUSE_DOWN = function()
LrHttp.openUrlInBrowser (someUrl)
end,
[WIN_ENV and 'adjustCursor' or 'adjust_cursor'] = function()
Recorder: debug ('mouse_over handler activated')
end,
appears = LrColor (0, 0, 1),
}

Enjoy!

When asked if I could share information, he replied:

Approval did not come with restrictions, so I guess it's normal to
spread around.

In any case, the critical part of the code snippet that is missing is what to do in the «mouse_over Manager» feature  What I did to all of my links was to call a common function that would launch an asynchronous task that could change the color of the link, then change it after some time.

I went 'self' (static_text being flown over) to my current routine, so he could follow the active link and reconnect precedent, when the user is pointing somewhere new.

Good luck and, as Jeffrey says: Enjoy!

-Don

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