The busycursor is set in the HTTPService class. If you are using HTTPService anywhere in your app, set httpService.showBusyCursor = false. That should fix this issue.
Thanks, Om On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 11:47 AM, Adam Malejko <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Flex users, > > I am making a stripped down version of a large Flex app into an iOS app. So > far so good, but for whatever reason the busy cursor is still showing up > when events are being dispatched. Before I go and make a test app to see if > it is in one of our libraries somewhere, does anyone have any tips on > getting the busy cursor (or the mouse cursor entirely) to go away? I like > using the busyIndicator, but the busy cursor looks really out of place in > the iOS app. > > I have tried: > - Mouse.hide() > - CursorManager.hideCursor() > - mouseEnabled = false (in the Application) > > None of those lines of code seemed to do anything. > > -Adam >
