That makes a lot of sense, but what I am really looking for is some
type of control over the ContextMenu built in items. I just want to
call a method that causes the flash player to do it's zoom function.
Alternately, if I can call a method the just pops up the context
menu, that would work as well. I'm trying to avoid right clicking.
On Oct 15, 2006, at 6:07 AM, Janis Radins wrote:
I'm not realy sure I understand what exactly you are up to, but if
youre
interesting in zooming specifics maybe one of my lil experiments
migth help
you.
I made this just for fun a while ago, take a look and maybe it can
help you:
http://www.mediaverk.lv/trash/zoom.html
http://www.mediaverk.lv/trash/zoom.as
This is designed to zoom in/out/move image with mouse, keyboard and
contextMenu.
Jānis
2006/10/14, Tyson Tune [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey Guys,
I'm working on duplicating the zoom function for the Flash Player via
fscommand calls. Using an fscommand call to flashplayerobject.Zoom
(50) works as expected, it zooms in. However, it always zooms to the
center of the swf. If you use the contextual right click menu to
Zoom, it zooms to an area surrounding your cursor. I'd like to be
able to do this with fscommand. Any ideas? Using ZoomRect seems to
disable the panning ability of the flash player, essentially locking
your view to the rectangle.
Tyson
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