A Hard Question..

[kharg0]

how do you make it so when you hover your mouse over an image another image that may have been hidden appears??? if you dont understand plz tell me, so far i know how to make an image appear and dissapear within a time limit (or not within a limit) all i need to know is like

if mouse at 3,3 (image coordinates) 
then picturebox1.show 
if mouse at (anywhere else) then picturebox1.hide

i dought it's like that but you get the point


Thx

ok i've tried and tried and i almost have it... i put

If mouse.location(3, 3) Then
            PictureBox28.Show()
        End If

the only problem is the mouse.location mouse is not declared so that won't work besides i still need it so when my mouse goes away it hides so...help

i got another idea but you have to be good to pull this one off you could make a label that shows the mouse's coordinates and just put this code:

if label1.string (3,3) then
              picturebox28.show ()

ya im kinda new to this but i guess that might work

here's another idea i got from browsing the Object Browser

ok do this open the object browser

now scroll down till you see MouseEventArgs click it now to the right there is a list the bottom two are used to find the x and y intiger of your mouse now i need to figure out how to make both of those show up in a label then i'll make that label's visible property to false and put this code in my back button for my web browser

if label.text (3,3) then
           picturebox3.show ()

but once again i don't know how can someone plz reply???!?!?!?!

 

[cooladrrang]

ill post the code in a whle let me just open vb
can you post the x,y axis of where the image is going to be displayed and the image size
ill edit

 

[kharg0]

ok ya thx

X:3
Y:3

and the image size is and will be:

width: 50
hight: 49

when ur done i'll put it in my tutorial and give the credit's to you

And i only want the image to be shown until i move my mouse of the image then i want it to go away thx

 

[cooladrrang]

Here is the Project Click Here

 

[kharg0]

why did you make a whole new project? i only needed a little tutorial on how to do that??

OH ok nvm so what i download it then copy the code it would have been better to send me a litle tut instead ok i'll copy what code and put it where???

i could send you my designer and you could put the code in but... don't steal it and say it's your's cuz i think it's pretty dam good!

download from this link no one but cooladrang may download this file there is a pack in it saying if you do you WILL go to JAIL

i changed my mind no one will see this i guess you'll have to post the code coladrrang??plz and thank you

 

[cooladrrang]

the codes is there inside the project i made it a proejct because its hard to explain because im using 2 pictureboxes

 

[kharg0]

Ohhh ok thx ok i tried and i tried and i fixed things up and everything but it won't work soo i guess i only need a code to make a label find x and y mouse positions and show it as 3,3 or somthing i finally figured it out i made my own code i just need some one to figure out a code to make a label show mouse x and y axis then i use dountil control to make it show the image until mouse moves off image

so basically i really need a code to make a label show cursor X, And Y Axis

ok maybe not my code is....

If Label1.Text = (3,3) Then
            PictureBox1.Show()
            Do Until True
                Label1.Text = (3,2)

            Loop

        End If

 

[alexandr]

dude this is actually quite simple, all you have do do is put 2 picture boxes on your form, set one of them to visible = false . now insert this code watch for wrapping

Public Class Form1

Private Sub PictureBox1_MouseHover(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles PictureBox1.MouseHover
PictureBox2.Visible = True
End Sub
End Class

 

[Swan]

how do you make it so when you hover your mouse over an image another image that may have been hidden appears??? if you dont understand plz tell me, so far i know how to make an image appear and dissapear within a time limit (or not within a limit) all i need to know is like

if mouse at 3,3 (image coordinates) 
then picturebox1.show 
if mouse at (anywhere else) then picturebox1.hide

i dought it's like that but you get the point


Thx

ok i've tried and tried and i almost have it... i put

If mouse.location(3, 3) Then
            PictureBox28.Show()
        End If

the only problem is the mouse.location mouse is not declared so that won't work besides i still need it so when my mouse goes away it hides so...help

i got another idea but you have to be good to pull this one off you could make a label that shows the mouse's coordinates and just put this code:

if label1.string (3,3) then
              picturebox28.show ()

ya im kinda new to this but i guess that might work

here's another idea i got from browsing the Object Browser

ok do this open the object browser

now scroll down till you see MouseEventArgs click it now to the right there is a list the bottom two are used to find the x and y intiger of your mouse now i need to figure out how to make both of those show up in a label then i'll make that label's visible property to false and put this code in my back button for my web browser

if label.text (3,3) then
           picturebox3.show ()

but once again i don't know how can someone plz reply???!?!?!?!

I laughed at the simplicity of what you wanted.

All you have to do is change the image of the picturebox when the mouse has been moved over it, simlarly, change it back once the mouse has been moved off it.

Concept alone is enough to know what to do, I suggest you study more.

 

[hockeykid09]

Try picturebox1.Visible = False/True ect. instead of picturebox1.hide/show

 

[Markizano]

Swan had the right idea, except, to expand on it, i'll say that you'll want to add a handler to the MouseHover event under the picture box. When the mouse hovers over the picture, it will change the pic to what you want (PicBox1.Picture = System.Drawing.Bitmap.FromFile("&PicPath") )
Alternatively, you can use the pair of events that handle the mouse position immediately after the mouse has entered/left the control
Private Sub PicBox_MouseEnter(...) Handles PicBox.MouseEnter
Private Sub PicBox_MouseLeave(...) Handles PicBox.MouseLeave