Thanks. I got my trackpad to work with both two-finger tapping and control-clicking.
--MH
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Originally Posted by KevinH
Hi,
FWIW, I have no problems with my Apple Magic Mouse at all. If I right click (you can enable this in System Preferences) the Context menu pops right up and stays. Similarly if I left click and hold down the Control key it works perfectly as well.
Please try Control single-clicking on your TrackPad and see if that shows the Context menu properly.
User-none did have the *exact same* problem with his built in trackpad on his laptop as well. We think this is a bug for trackpads only that Qt 5.4.0 introduced as our code dealing with that has not changed since the earlier version and it works just fine with Apple Magic mice.
So try the Control single-click workaround and let me know if that works as it should. If so, you have a workaround and we can file an official bug report in Qt to see if we can get it fixed. You might also want to play with your trackpad settings in System Preferences and see if anything there impacts the issue.
KevinH
ps: I borrowed my daughter's magic Trackpad and was able to recreate the problem. That said, changing to use lower right or lower left hand corners for right click works as advertised, and so does using two fingers to tap (not click). The only issue is using two fingers to click and the Context menu does disappear quite fast. My guess is it is getting both a press and release event when "clicking" and is simply not expected by Qt 5.4.
So as an alternative workaround you could move to two finger tapping, or one of the lower corners (tap or click) and get things to work.
KevinH
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