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Hey guys,

I am embeddding a flex app using the .net version of your control and the double click seems to be proving a small problem ( ie you have to double click uber fast, faster than in web-browser). I am unsure if it is the timmer used internally for flex framework or the speed of the player once inside your control. Are you doing anything freakay with preprocessing mouse clicks?

Cheers

Campbell Anderson

Thank you for your question.

At the first, please download latest demo version and try it.

campbell wrote:I am embeddding a flex app using the .net version of your control and the double click seems to be proving a small problem ( ie you have to double click uber fast, faster than in web-browser). I am unsure if it is the timmer used internally for flex framework or the speed of the player once inside your control.

I didn't understand one thing: if you load the flex app into IE, do you get the same problem?

Yep still a problem.

flex swf in firefox or IE, there is no problem

the same flex swf in the flashplayercontrol, and the problem is there.

C.

Please try latest demo version. The same result?

FIXED )

Next I have a bug that the dll wont make me breakfast in bed ( haha just jokes)

Just out of interest, why are there no version numbers in the dll's? would help to track these things. Thanks for the swift and speedy fix!

Cheers

Campbell

Although in saying that now I have a new error. I can no longer capture the m.Msg == 0x7b //WM_CONTEXTMENU
message. I capture the right click context menu request and override it with my own.
I have not set the Standardmenu var in the flashcontrol and I used to be able to catch the 0x7b message in previous versions.

Any ideas?

campbell wrote:Any ideas?

The answer here:
http://www.f-in-box.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=224