I tried your example on my system (Windows XP, Firefox 3.6.3, Flash Player WIN 10,0,45,2) and I don't see any bugs. What do you see?
--- In [email protected], "liloosweet" <liloosw...@...> wrote: > > Hello there. > > I'm experiencing a bug with non-IE browsers (firefox, opera, chrome, > ...) and wondering if it's a Flash or Flex bug or a browser issue. What > do I need to do to solve that ? > > Quick version: here is the example showing the problem > http://devenirlibre.com/fullscreen/FS.html > <http://devenirlibre.com/fullscreen/FS.html> > > More detail: > I have a fullscreen button. It's state is linked to the DisplayState > value. > > I made a example to show you the problem. It's based on a flex example > source : > http://blog.flexexamples.com/2007/08/07/creating-full-screen-flex-applic\ > ations/ > > I just changed moved the button to the top of the Application, give it > an id (button) plus the following: > > private function fullScreenHandler(evt:FullScreenEvent):void { > dispState = Application.application.stage.displayState + " (fullScreen=" > + evt.fullScreen.toString() + ")"; > if (evt.fullScreen) { > /* Do something specific here if we switched to full screen mode. */ > } else { > /* Do something specific here if we switched to normal mode. */ > } > } > > to > > private function fullScreenHandler(evt:FullScreenEvent):void { > dispState = Application.application.stage.displayState + " (fullScreen=" > + evt.fullScreen.toString() + ")"; > if (evt.fullScreen) { > button.selected = true; > } else { > button.selected = false; > } > } > > To see the bug, make sure that the place where the button is when > fullscreen is outside the browser content window when normal. I hope it > make sense. > > Here is the example: http://devenirlibre.com/fullscreen/FS.html > <http://devenirlibre.com/fullscreen/FS.html> >
