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Abhijit_Screen_Name
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April 21, 2012
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Flash Buttons and UI Components need double click to work. Any Solution?

  • April 21, 2012
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Hi,

I have just finished making an application for Kiosk in Flash. However while testing I noticed that the buttons I used and UI components like textfield, textarea, radiobuttons, etc need to be touched twice to make them function. Can anyone tell why this happens and how to solve this issue? Its very frustrating for a user to keep clicking on the component to make it active first and then make it work.

Note: Is it like Flash UI components need time to get active on screen and then they function?

Thanks in advance.

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fljot
Known Participant
April 23, 2012

Are you sure about "twice"? Maybe the screen is simply not really well calibrated and people miss the controls? You can test that out with a bigger interactive elements.

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ReshapeMedia
Participating Frequently
April 23, 2012

Update your environment or add a .net script.

Based on your problem I'm assuming

Kiosk = .net system

Touch = IE activeX object = IE forcing the user to interact with the object FIRST.

Add a script trigger a mouse click, or disable the naitve .net feature.

If its another issue, let me know.

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Abhijit_Screen_NameAuthor
Participant
April 23, 2012

Thanks for the reply ReshapeMedia.

 

What I want to say is I have a Flash exe file which contains feedback form for customers. This exe is displayed on Kiosk where user can interact with it using touch screen. The problem here is - when user touches (clicks) on the input field on screen or selects a radio button, it takes him several attempts to do so. In other words, user keeps on touching and tapping to activate the input field first and then somehow it gets activated and after multiple touches it allows them to enter the data/ radio button is selected and other buttons functions.

This obviously adds to users frustration.

This application is not loaded in IE so there is no browseer involved here.

You mentioned a script trigger a mouse click. What is that? (I have addEventListener on my buttons already) Kindly explain a bit. Thanks a lot.

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