This *is* possible.
In your html-template directory, locate the index.template.html file.
In the file, locate these lines of code (should be around Lines
90-thru-100, assuming you haven't modified this file):
====== CODE =======
} else { // flash is too old or we can't detect the plugin
var alternateContent = 'Alternate HTML content should be placed
here. '
====== /CODE ======
Immediately before the line with the " } else {", add the following:
====== CODE =======
document.THE_NAME_OF_YOUR_MAIN_MXML_FILE.focus();
====== /CODE =======
In your main MXML file, add the following to the creationComplete
attribute:
====== CODE =======
stage.focus = YOUR_MASKED_INPUT;
====== /CODE =======
That should do it. Your users won't be forced to click in the browser
to begin typing.
--- In [email protected], "markgoldin_2000"
<markgoldin_2...@...> wrote:
>
> I am trying to implement that control into my application.
> When an application starts I want to have a control that is based on
> MaskedTextInput seleted. So, in my init I am saying:
> badgeid.setFocus();
> badgeid would get its border highlighted but a mouse pointer will not
> be inside of MaskedTextInput and to start entering data the user has to
> click on badgeid. Is it possible to position mouse pointer into the
> MaskedTextInput text input control without licking on it?
>
> Thanks
>
