Side menus not working with form resize

If I place a TTIWSideMenu on a form with a menu, and then set the form's OnResize event, the menu stops working.

Is there an easy fix?
I have not been able to reproduce this issue.

You can have a look at the sample project from the link below. This is working as expected, please let me know what you are doing differently so I can further investigate this issue.

http://www.tmssoftware.net/public/testSideMenu.zip

It must be some interaction with my other code.

 
I have extracted the essential parts from my new application into a demo project. I hope I have removed all the non-essential references so it is easily compiled. There is a set of inherited forms starting with miw_BaseForm ending at wfmMenuLeft. The wfmBase.pas unit has an OnResize event which stops the menus working. If I remove it, all is OK.
 
Just hover the mouse over the top button at the left and click on the menu.
If you have a better option for implementing the buttons and menus at the left, I would be glad to hear it.
 
The example.html is a saved file from the browser when running the application.
 
You can get the code to view at http://www.mistro.ag/tmsexample/Test.zip
 
Let me know if you need more info.
 
Thanks.
 
 

I have not been able to run the provided sample project.

Getting the following error:
[MakeDir Error] Unable to create directory "r:\dcu2010". Could not find a part of the path 'r:\dcu2010'.

Please provide a simple ready to use sample project that demonstrates the issue.

Just change the compiler options of the project to put the DCUs into a folder of your choice.

From what I can see in your sample project you are trying to show/hide the sidemenus when clicking on an IWAdvImage. I'm getting several JavaScript errors that do not seem to be related to the TMS IW controls.

I would suggest using a IWPopupMenuLabel instead and define the image source in the Caption property.

Example:

TIWPopupMenuLabel.Caption := '<img src="/files/bleft-home.png">';

This seems to be working as expected in your sample project.