Interface question

[joannhammond]

Hey folks,

Does anyone know what these gold banners are called, often popping up in open world events? If so, are there any ways to modify their behavior? When they are on screen, I can not click and pan if my mouse is over the banner and I find that extraordinarily irritating. I've also had issues with them blocking mouseover casting. In general, I would really just like to be able to treat them like any other clickthrough asset but I can't even figure out what they are called.

Thanks!!

[Xrystal]

Have you tried using the /fstack command when it appears and hover over it to see the name of the frames under the mouse ? I usually use that to identify what the frame could be and then look at the Blizzard source code for what functionality Blizzard gives us for it if any.

Originally Posted by joannhammond Hey folks, Does anyone know what these gold banners are called, often popping up in open world events? If so, are there any ways to modify their behavior? When they are on screen, I can not click and pan if my mouse is over the banner and I find that extraordinarily irritating. I've also had issues with them blocking mouseover casting. In general, I would really just like to be able to treat them like any other clickthrough asset but I can't even figure out what they are called. Thanks!!

[SDPhantom]

I haven't played since early DragonFlight, but I whipped up this script when I was having a similar problem.

function EventToastManagerFrame:OnUpdate()
    local ismouseover=self:IsMouseOver();
    if ismouseover~=self:AreAnimationsPaused() then
        self[ismouseover and "PauseAnimations" or "ResumeAnimations"](self);
    end
end
 
EventToastManagerFrame:SetScript("OnUpdate",EventToastManagerFrame.OnUpdate);
EventToastManagerFrame:EnableMouse(false);
 
EventToastManagerSideDisplay:EnableMouse(false);
 
do
    local Modified={};
 
--  EventToastManagerSideDisplay calls by EventToastManagerMixin.GetToastFrame()
    hooksecurefunc(EventToastManagerMixin,"GetToastFrame",function(self)
        for frame in self.eventToastPools:EnumerateActive() do
            if not Modified[frame] then
                frame:EnableMouse(false);
                if frame.TitleTextMouseOverFrame then frame.TitleTextMouseOverFrame:SetMouseClickEnabled(false); end
                if frame.SubTitleMouseOverFrame then frame.SubTitleMouseOverFrame:SetMouseClickEnabled(false); end
                Modified[frame]=true;
            end
        end
    end);
    EventToastManagerFrame.GetToastFrame=EventToastManagerMixin.GetToastFrame;
end