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Change Button Color

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I am trying to change the color of a button when some one hovers over it. I tried putting this.fillColor = "204,255,255"; in the mouseEnter event, but it doesn't do anything.  Also I have the button as a Linear to bottom format with two colors

 

"153,204,255" and "204,255,255". I want to invert the colors when somone hovers over the button, but I can't even get it to change colors let alone invert the gradent colors. Can someone help me on theis one?

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I figured it out. I used in the mouseEnter event this.fillColor = "17,136,255"; and then on the mouseExit I used this.fillColor = "204,255,255";

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I figured it out. I used in the mouseEnter event this.fillColor = "17,136,255"; and then on the mouseExit I used this.fillColor = "204,255,255";

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