If it's like a popup thing, I guess you'd want to block access -
however, that won't work anyway in wmode="window". The iframe is what
divides the two swfs, and allows the one on top to display over another
swf with wmode set to window (which as I understood it could not be
changed), by forcing the browser to create another system window (for
the iframe).
Kevin N.
On 9/21/2011 7:30 PM, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
With that solution, I have an idea. Using Flashvars and javascript.
Set up a javascript file that tells when the two flash files are
hovering over each other and have it put an invisible png between them.
This png will be inside a div, so technically you would put the div
between them. Making the png stretch to the size of the bottom swf.
Cover it.
Basically blocking any flash interactions on the one below?
Also, in order for this to work, I think you may want to assign
z-index:0 to the body.
That way it explicitly sets zero first.
<extra swf z-index:3 >
<div z-index:2 >< transparent png img></div>
<main swf z-index:1 >
Kind-of like an invisible button does inside flash.
Not tested,
JAT,
Best,
Karl
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