I discovered this forum last night and was reading through a bunch of threads about "Sticky Selection." I've never had this work properly and finally decided to figure out for sure why. So, here's the deal...
If I activate "Single click activation" and "Hover selection" then try to activate Sticky nothing seems to happen. The checkmark doesn't appear on the menu, nothing. If I deactivate Single click and Hover then choose Sticky a checkmark appears and Sticky works just like I assumed it should. If I then activate Single and Hover the check mark remains on the menu for Sticky and things act weird until I turn Sticky back off. (By weird I mean that hovering won't select yet it does underline each file as the mouse cursor passes over it and also puts each item in a box.) I then turn off Sticky and everything returns to normal. Once again, though, I cannot activate Sticky.
I can see that Sticky mixed with Hover and Single would be pretty much worthless, and my question is: Is this by design or overlooked? It seems like, if Sticky isn't supposed to work with Single/Hover, that activating Single/Hover should turn off Sticky automatically.
Note that I did not try turning off one OR the other of Single and Hover to see what would happen.
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Re: Sticky/ Hover/ Single Click
While the design recognised the combination as worthless, it seems the settings verification logic missed catching the combination you found.Gork wrote:I can see that Sticky mixed with Hover and Single would be pretty much worthless, and my question is: Is this by design or overlooked? It seems like, if Sticky isn't supposed to work with Single/Hover, that activating Single/Hover should turn off Sticky automatically.
Good catch of a silly combo -- it should be easy for nikos to fix.

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1. Welcome back, nikos.
I hope the long weekend was time well-spent.
2. re: Gork's observation ... Yes, hover is incompatible with sticky.
But he was merely pointing out that "sticky" doesn't get cleanly turned off for the reported sequence.
Things would look & feel more "Professional" if that loose end were tucked in so it didn't show.
I hope the long weekend was time well-spent.

2. re: Gork's observation ... Yes, hover is incompatible with sticky.
But he was merely pointing out that "sticky" doesn't get cleanly turned off for the reported sequence.
Things would look & feel more "Professional" if that loose end were tucked in so it didn't show.

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