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Dmitry, ITEM_CLICK should certainly be dispatched
for sub-menu items, if that sub-menu item is not the parent of another menu.
This event is dispatched whenever a final selection is made causing the menu to
close. Are you wanting to capture this event for
a menu item that opens another submenu ? If so, you can probably capture the
MENU_SHOW event and then get the id of that item. The MENU_SHOW, MENU_HIDE, ITEM_ROLL_OUT
and ITEM_ROLL_OVER all will allow you to get information about particular menu
items. Hopefully, one of these will help you accomplish what you want to do. Joan From:
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- RE: [flexcoders] Menu - handle sub-menu clicks Joan Tan
- RE: [flexcoders] Menu - handle sub-menu clicks Deepa Subramaniam
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