When a parent container is disabled, it traverses down to child components, according to the HasEnabled implicit logic. This causes the ToolTip to not show itself. I believe this is due to the mouseenter event not firing for disabled html elements. I think the default behavior should be to show the tooltip, even if the component is disabled.
When a parent container is disabled, it traverses down to child components, according to the HasEnabled implicit logic. This causes the ToolTip to not show itself. I believe this is due to the mouseenter event not firing for disabled html elements. I think the default behavior should be to show the tooltip, even if the component is disabled.