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I have Visual Studio 2022 and Target framework set to .NET Framework 4.8.
When I build the project without any changes everything works fine. However, after upgrading the project to .NET 6 or 8 with the Upgrade Assistant I ran into some strange issues:
When the recorder is maximized:
doesn't register clicks on icons on the taskbar or tray (wi-fi/sound/battery icons)
When the recorder's app height is stretched (from top of the screen to the taskbar):
when the app's width surpasses the x coordinates of an icon in the task bar it doesn't register clicks on that icon
when the recorder overlaps with another window then the click on that overlapped part doesn't register (when clicking on the uncovered part is when it still works)
When minimized or not streched it works fine.
When the clicks don't register then the public static IntPtr RunOnUiThread method doesn't pass msg as UiThreadTask.ActionAdded therefore the task is not added to the tree/combobox, however the inspect message (UiThreadTask.XPathReady) works without issue.
I've added some sketches to help visualize the different cases
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have Visual Studio 2022 and Target framework set to .NET Framework 4.8.
When I build the project without any changes everything works fine. However, after upgrading the project to .NET 6 or 8 with the Upgrade Assistant I ran into some strange issues:
When the recorder is maximized:
When the recorder's app height is stretched (from top of the screen to the taskbar):
When minimized or not streched it works fine.
When the clicks don't register then the public static IntPtr RunOnUiThread method doesn't pass msg as UiThreadTask.ActionAdded therefore the task is not added to the tree/combobox, however the inspect message (UiThreadTask.XPathReady) works without issue.
I've added some sketches to help visualize the different cases
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: