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enogib
Participant
July 11, 2013
Question

RIGHT_MOUSE_UP event not detected

  • July 11, 2013
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Hi,

I've got a cloud membership and thereby both FLAS CC and FLASH CS6.

The RIGHT_MOUSE_UP event is not detected when I test-publish my code in one of those two programs.

It is however perfectly detected if I use those same programs and the same code to publish to the browser.

As far As I can tell both Programs are running flash version 11.7 and so is my browser.

Does anybody have an Idea what might be going on?

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moccamaximum
Inspiring
July 12, 2013

I had the same issue, somehow the flash ide "captures" that righ-click when testing. My workaround was to publish without preview and then having a shortcut that would open my swf from the explorer. This was under 11.4/Windows 7/CS6

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enogibAuthor
Participant
July 12, 2013

Thank you very much for you're awnser.

I'm not absolutely sure I understand you though.

I have no difficulty publishing directly to the browser.

When I publish directly to the Browser everything works fine, it is just in the test Enviroment in which the RIGHT_MOUSE_UP event is not detected.

It detects the RIGHT_MOUSE_DOWN event without problems.

Publishing and then executing from windows also works fine, it is just when the IDE test-publishes that the problem occurs-.

My main reason for not publishing to the browser is because I can no longer see the Output of the "trace" commands, which I require for debugging.

I have tried changing the flash version for which my IDE publishes, but regardless of which version I choose the problem persists.

Im not absolutely certain what you mean by "the flash ide /"captures/" that right-click when testing".

Is there anyway to prevent this?

Or is there at least a way with which I could see the Output of my "trace" commands when publishing to the browser?

Thank you very much for you're helpfull advice, I tried contacting adobe but all they told me was "sorry we don't offer support for that kind of problem".

kglad
Community Expert
kgladCommunity Expert
Community Expert
July 12, 2013

Or is there at least a way with which I could see the Output of my "trace" commands when publishing to the browser?

i use firefox with the firebug addon and the following actionscript traceF:

function traceF(s:String):void{

    ExternalInterface.call("console.log", s);

}


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