Well, I have to have wmode="opaque" because I've created a WebBrowser flex component as well as added support for right-click events. It's frustrating because I have to choose whether I want to have support for WebBrowser and right-click or support for scroll-wheel and reverse-tab. :o
--- In [email protected], "Paul DeCoursey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yeah I discovered that too a while back. It drove me crazy for about > 3 weeks before I discovered exactly what was going on. I reported the > bug to Adobe, but I'm sure more reports would be helpful in getting it > fixed. What is odd is that you get slightly different results if you > set wmode to transparent. There doesn't seem to be issues if you > don't set wmode. It makes little sense. > > --- In [email protected], "Matt" <matt@> wrote: > > > > In my HTML page that I am embedding a pre-generated SWF file from Flex > > if I set wmode to opaque in the attributes I lose the ability to use > > the mouse's scroll-wheel in my Flex app, but if I remove the attribute > > it works again. This is the case in both IE 6 and Firefox. In > > addition, in Firefox I also lose the ability to do reverse-tab with > > that attribute set. > > > > I want to be able to use this attribute but am I seeing a bug in Flash > > resulting from it? > > >
