[randallspicher]

I've got a UI element using an onclick event to toggle a skin setting which is then used to make a "zoomed" block become visible (displaying a more expansive block of text).  I'd like to be able to toggle that off on any key click (when user clicks up/down/left/right and navigates to a different item).

Currently, I can't make it disappear unless the user either explicitly does another onclick to toggle it, or when the user navigates completely off the panel I put Skin.Reset(my.skin.property)  on onfocus, onunfocus, onleft, onright, onup, ondown in the panel, but those don't take effect until the user moves completely away from the panel.  As far as I can make out, none of the events are available to any individual items within the list itself (in the focusedlayout block)

Is there some event(s) I can use to capture any action by the user (including navigating to another item within the list) so that I can turn off my "zoomed" block more elegantly?

[manfeed]

You could put a hidden button control inside focusedlayout with an onfocus condition. Whenever the user navigates the list it will perform the action you want.

[randallspicher]

You could put a hidden button control inside focusedlayout with an onfocus condition. Whenever the user navigates the list it will perform the action you want.

Hey, that works great.  Thanks.