So here is what I'm seeing with a freshly-loaded app in IE7 on Windows XP Pro, FlashPlayer 9.0.47.0:
I click and hold the mouse button on the titlebar of Window 2 to begin dragging. Moving the cursor to any browser-window edge (I moved it left), Window 2 follows and stops when it's aligned with the browser edge (nice touch, btw). So far so good. If I continue moving the mouse outside the browser window completely (Window 2 has stopped following the mouse as it's already as far as it is allowed to be dragged, no problem there) and then release the mouse button, Window 2 will begin tracking the mouse again when it returns to the browser, even though the mouse button has been released. Strangely, I can get back to normal behavior by either clicking the mouse OR moving the cursor outside the browser once more. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "ben.clinkinbeard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Doug, > > Thanks for the feedback and compliments! > > We actually had sample content in the windows for some of our testing > but decided not to include it in the explorer. Maybe we should put it > in there... Performance was pretty decent I think, but can't say for > sure as I don't think I ever added 30 windows filled with content. I > think I will try to get some content options in the explorer and then > you can really pound on it and see for yourself :) > > I know the window dragging thing was a problem early on but I thought > I had fixed it and am not seeing it in the version of the explorer > that is posted. Any time you are dragging a window and release outside > the browser it sticks? Or are you referring to it jumping towards > where you release the mouse? Anyhow, the code that is supposed to fix > those issues is to listen for the MOUSE_LEAVE event on > systemManager.stage. Oh, and MDIWindow actually extends Panel. > > Congratulations, you've submitted our first bug report. :) Dragging > should definitely be disabled whena window is maximized, so I am > adding that to the issues list now. > > Thanks again! > Ben
