On 3/19/06, Tolga H. Tatari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I had been searching a solution to flash UI components mouse wheel problem
> on swf's longer than the page and that don't fit the browser.
>
> I found a solution like this :
>
> var mouseListener:Object = new Object();
> mouseListener.onMouseWheel = function() {
> getURL("javascript:focus(document);");
> }
> Mouse.addListener(mouseListener);
>
> to give the focus to the html page when the mousewheel moves. IE and
> firefox
> crashes sometimes after i used this code. and the annoying click sound of
> IE. I have a little knowledge about javascript. Maybe anybody has a better
> solution.
1. If you are using Flash 8, use ExternalInterface.call instead of
getURL("javascript...
2. If you are using Flash 7 or lower, look into the javascript integration
kit by macromedia. it eliminates the 'click' sound in IE
possible suggestion: Instead of doing 'focus(document)', maybe just directly
scroll the page?
So in flash, if the user does scrollWheel -> down, you send a command to
javascript like setScroll(+10), and if they do scrollWheel -> up, you send a
command like setScroll(-10); I don't know much JS either, but I'm sure there
is a command like this.
-David R
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