AmbientAttributes.passThrough
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The passThrough attribute specifies or retrieves a value indicating whether the control will pass all mouse events through to the control under it.
elementID.passThrough
Possible Values
This attribute is a read/write Boolean.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| true | Control passes events through to the control under it. |
| false | Default. Control does not pass events through. |
Remarks
This attribute is useful if, for example, a text control sits on top of a button control only to provide labeling. In this case, clicks on the text control must be passed through to the button control.
The passThrough attribute is not supported by the VIEW, SUBVIEW, and PLAYLIST elements. It will not work with the VIDEO element if VIDEO.windowless is set to false, nor with the EFFECTS element if EFFECTS.windowed is set to true.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Version |
Windows Media Player version 7.0 or later |
See also
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