actionscript 3 - Flash âwModeâ, AS3, arrow key focus on Internet Explorer, stacking order and a possible solution -
When a ???? Wmodeâ ???? Utkana and a user is a flash game in which the arrow keys are required, the browser window on Internet Explorer also appears to be trickle, this is the only way that "wmode.a ????" But to remove, if a 'wmodeâ ???? The flash game gets removed over the stacking order and all other elements such as expandable banners or dropdown menus follow the flash, any amount of iframe or css does not solve this problem.
I have found a solution that "wmodeâ" To stay alive, whenever Flash Game is clicked on enabling the keyboard to focus and therefore the Internet Explorer Browser window does not run This solution means that other dom elements can go above the flash.
I put the AS3 code in a simple example and it starts working. It basically puts a scrollpan in the content and then it is made invisible.
Being a PHP developer and not an AS3 developer, my question is ??? Is any AS3 developers able to see the code below given an issue or harmful effect in flash based / AS3 built-in games, as much as that can be done in AS2?
Highly appreciated
_scrollPane = new scrollpane (); _scrollPane.setSize (stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight); _scrollPane.horizontalScrollPolicy = ScrollPolicy.OFF; _scrollPane.verticalScrollPolicy = ScrollPolicy.OFF; _scrollPane.alpha = 0; Stage.addChild (_scrollPane); After a little more testing it appears that this is not really a viable option. Although swf file clicks once and requires arrow key control, then the browser can be moved without affecting the window, due to the child index of the ScrollPan, the sprites can be prevented from clicking or dragging. I ?? The IE10 is playing around with pre-release and it does not matter that there is no situation which has been left in Vodod (or deleted), the browser window is still with the arrow key interaction with SDF Is impressed. If someone else has come into this problem or has got an answer, then he will be very much appreciated.
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