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Good afternoon, Just a simple question. Is it possible to make a parent form blurry while you show a new dialog form in winforms? if it's not possible by default, are there any workarounds? here is just a sample picture of what I want to archive: user886079 I didn't think this was possible but I found a similar question here: Layer effects (blur, etc.) in WinForms The code is from an answer over there but I've changed it slightly... You'll need to compile with the unsafe on (see build tab of your project's properties (Allow unsafe code)). Basicly you put everything in your form in a panel

I'd like to blur the background of my game when self.view?.scene?.paused = true But the the button and the paused label (both SKSpriteNode's) should not be blur. they all have different Z-index values. The scene is paused when the button node is pressed and resumed when the button is pressed again. I cant find a way to achieve this in Swift. i found some suggestions that use SKEffectNode? The basic steps... Create an SKEffectsNode Create a CIGaussianBlur CIFilter Assign the filter to the effects node Add nodes to the effects node (child nodes will be blurred) and example code in Swift... //

I just read, I think all the thread that deals with this subject, and I can't find a real solution to my problem. I need to detect when the browser window loses its focus, i.e. a blur event. I've tried all the scripts on stackoverflow, but there doesn't seem to be a proper cross-browser approach. Firefox is the problematic browser here. A common approach using jQuery is: window.onblur = function() { console.log('blur'); } //Or the jQuery equivalent: jQuery(window).blur(function(){ console.log('blur'); }); This works in Chrome, IE and Opera, but Firefox doesn't detect the event. Is there a

What are the advantages of using jQuery's $(window).blur(function() { ... }) to attach an event handler versus setting it directly with window.onblur = function() { ... } It seems that the latter is less robust because it only supports one blur handler, and when used with other packages, other code might override the window.blur value with another function. However, couldn't this also happen with the jQuery implementation too, which presumably uses window.blur as its underlying implementation? EDIT: Several people have also mentioned the window.addEventListener alternative, which can be used

I am trying to update a div dynmically with a googlemap based on a zip code being entered. Its working fine if the user tabs away from the input box (id ZipCode) but if they press enter it doesn't blur the field. I have got a variation on this working with onkeyup, but one event calls the other and its a mess. Is it possible to kick the function off if either event occurs. $(document).ready(function() { $("#ZipCode").blur(function() { $("#dynamic").load('googlemap.php', {zipcode: $('#ZipCode').val(), maxdistance: $("input[name='MaxDistance']:checked").val() }, function() { }); }); }) ; Thanks

I found this question very useful for submitting a form when someone presses the "enter" key: Javascript : angular.module('yourModuleName').directive('ngEnter', function() { return function(scope, element, attrs) { element.bind("keydown keypress", function(event) { if(event.which === 13) { scope.$apply(function(){ scope.$eval(attrs.ngEnter, {'event': event}); }); event.preventDefault(); } }); }; }); HTML: <div ng-app="" ng-controller="MainCtrl"> <input type="text" ng-enter="doSomething()"> </div> What I would like to do know, is to set the field to blur when the "enter" key is pressed. What

I am using Swift to develop an iOS application with a camera feature, and it requires a blur layer above the camera view with a hole in the middle like the image shown below. I have tried several methods, but none of them added the blur effect without covering the hole. I didn't find working solutions after spending time on Google as well. Can anyone provide some hints on how can I only blur the non-transperant part of a png image that is attached to a image view? Methods that I have tried: Use the built-in iOS 8 blur effect let blurEffect = UIBlurEffect(style: UIBlurEffectStyle.Dark) let