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@mritter0 Did you add IDCMP_EXTENDEDMOUSE to the WA_IDCMP window tag? If you have an IDCMP_Hook did you add WINDOW_BuiltinScroll,TRUE? (IMHO you might as well add this either way to be certain!). If you read the listbrowser_gc autodoc it refers you to the window_cl autodoc where it says: Quote:
SCROLLWHEEL EVENTS From 52.3, window.class can now pass mouse scrollwheel events on to all gadgets part of the window. Due to the previous way of implementing these events, window.class now looks to see if an IDCMP Hook has been installed via tags, as this is the most common way to implement scrollwheel events. If a hook is not installed, then the built-in event handling is switched on. In order to support this functionality, omit the IDCMP hook and specify the IDCMP_EXTENDEDMOUSE flag in WA_IDCMP, everything will be automatic from there on. If you are using a hook for other purposes, the scrollwheel event handling can be explicitly enabled by setting the WINDOW_BuiltInScroll tag to TRUE at window creation time.
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