In my figure I have some little images; I’ve implemented WindowButtonDownFcn so when I click on an image, I do something different according to the image selected
The cursor position is checked with WindowButtonMotionFcn
Practically, every little image simulates a button with its callback function. I do this because the graphical aspect of my figure is better, and I can have a ‘button’ of different shape instead of the square or rectangular button shape. Moreover, I don’t have the button outline.

Im my figure I have also an axis, used to plot data.
When I activate the zoom or the panning, the WindowButtonDownFcn function doesn’t work, my ‘buttons’ don’t work anymore until I deactivate the zoom or the pan.
This behaviour there is also if I set the zoom (or panning) on programmatically.
Is there a way to avoid this behaviour? I need the WindowButtonDownFcn ALWAYS working.
Thank youIn my figure I have some little images; I’ve implemented WindowButtonDownFcn so when I click on an image, I do something different according to the image selected
The cursor position is checked with WindowButtonMotionFcn
Practically, every little image simulates a button with its callback function. I do this because the graphical aspect of my figure is better, and I can have a ‘button’ of different shape instead of the square or rectangular button shape. Moreover, I don’t have the button outline.

Im my figure I have also an axis, used to plot data.
When I activate the zoom or the panning, the WindowButtonDownFcn function doesn’t work, my ‘buttons’ don’t work anymore until I deactivate the zoom or the pan.
This behaviour there is also if I set the zoom (or panning) on programmatically.
Is there a way to avoid this behaviour? I need the WindowButtonDownFcn ALWAYS working.
Thank you In my figure I have some little images; I’ve implemented WindowButtonDownFcn so when I click on an image, I do something different according to the image selected
The cursor position is checked with WindowButtonMotionFcn
Practically, every little image simulates a button with its callback function. I do this because the graphical aspect of my figure is better, and I can have a ‘button’ of different shape instead of the square or rectangular button shape. Moreover, I don’t have the button outline.

Im my figure I have also an axis, used to plot data.
When I activate the zoom or the panning, the WindowButtonDownFcn function doesn’t work, my ‘buttons’ don’t work anymore until I deactivate the zoom or the pan.
This behaviour there is also if I set the zoom (or panning) on programmatically.
Is there a way to avoid this behaviour? I need the WindowButtonDownFcn ALWAYS working.
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