[flexcoders] Re: Flash focus issue or browser issue ?

2010-04-06 Thread liloosweet 
Just a precision about my last message. As I said, the button displayed the 
overSkin instead of the upSkin. The mouse was outside of the browser window.

I think that when I click for the second time on the toggle Fullscreen button, 
the app change the stageDisplay value but doesn't refresh the mouse coord 
because the cursor is outside of the flash movie. So flash keep the old value 
and that means over the button.

What do you think ?

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, liloosweet liloosw...@... wrote:

 This is the application before I do anything:
 http://img34.imageshack.us/i/capture1yb.png/
 http://img34.imageshack.us/i/capture1yb.png/  
 
 Then I toggle the button two times by clicking on the button:
 http://img151.imageshack.us/i/capture2pu.png/
 http://img151.imageshack.us/i/capture2pu.png/  
 
 The button skin is its overSkin.
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, valdhor valdhorlists@ wrote:
 
  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 flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, liloosweet liloosweet@ 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  

[flexcoders] Re: Flash focus issue or browser issue ?

2010-04-05 Thread valdhor 
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 flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, 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  

[flexcoders] Re: Flash focus issue or browser issue ?

2010-04-05 Thread liloosweet 
This is the application before I do anything:
http://img34.imageshack.us/i/capture1yb.png/
http://img34.imageshack.us/i/capture1yb.png/  

Then I toggle the button two times by clicking on the button:
http://img151.imageshack.us/i/capture2pu.png/
http://img151.imageshack.us/i/capture2pu.png/  

The button skin is its overSkin.

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, valdhor valdhorli...@... wrote:

 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 flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, liloosweet liloosweet@ 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