I'm sorry I wasn't clear, I meant a single simple file that illustrates
the problem. It may be better to put this on PasteBin or similar.
I assume when you right click the running .swf that 'Debug' appears in
the menu and you can select it ?
If so, please confirm you can at least get a breakpoint from a basic
creationComplete or childAdd event of the TabNavigator.
I ask because I always rule out the obvious first.
I'm always having an automatic security update nuke my debug Player,
which eventually reminds me to update it :-)
Assuming that works, I expect that listening for clicks on the child
doesn't work the way you expect because you are clicking the content,
not the element. I have a memory of this tripping me up before, which is
why I suggested using an event on the TabNavigator itself, like
childIndexChange, for instance.
Tom
On 10/12/14 16:30, CodeGirl wrote:
If you look at my original question, you can see I provided the code. I am
using FB 4.5 on a Windows 7 computer. The browser is Firefox if not the
latest version, fairly close since I installed it a month ago.
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