This doesn't really address your bug, but I have found that using
_global.style.setStyle can be a big no-no. I've spoken with Nigel Pegg about
it a bunch, and he was upset it was possible to begin with.
Basically every single clip is looped through, and the style is looked to be
applied. If you have a large application, thats a lot of looping and
overhead. You should apply a style to the component you need. Or perhaps
apply it to a component type instead of using _global.
e.d.
On 7/19/06, Charlie Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well maybe that's a little dramatic, but it certainly is very easy to
break it in Flash Player 8 and 9. All that is required is:
_global.style.setStyle("alternatingRowColors", [0xFFFFFF, 0xF3F3F3]);
Then you can no longer select nodes when you open them. Unless you have
a very long tree and make open unselectable nodes scroll out of the Tree
window then scroll them back into view and they magically become
selectable again.
Has anyone else come across this bug before? Anyone have any thoughts on
how to fix this? Or any work arounds?
I'm currently trying to get my Flash Player 7 application to work
satisfactorily in Flash Player 8, before I try and figure out why a very
large part of it doesn't work at all in FP9.
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