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Subject: | FLASH: Calendar (was: forgotten thread - shift-click??) |
From: | Nathan Dicken |
Date: | Sun, 28 May 2000 16:35:58 +0100 |
Glenn,
As was mentioned in another response to your original post, you can't
monitor the Shift key being pressed in Flash, but you can specify other
keys to do the same function. The interesting part in this came when tying
to monitor the key release, which can't be done but you can mimic it...
Check out the following and let me know if that's close to what you're
thinking of. You can use the TAB key in place of the Shift key for now to
span between dates (press before clicking)...
http://www.fusionary.com/flashdemos/calendar/
Right now, if you switch months, it loses the data that is stored in the
days from the previous month, but that could be changed fairly easily just
based on how the data is stored. Hope this helps...
Nathan Dicken
>hi nathan,
>
>I was trying to do a click'n'drag to select a range but for some reason
>couldn't get the mouse actions sent to the subsequent MC's? was almost
>about to give up :(
>
>any info/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
>cheers,
>gm
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Re: FLASH: Calendar (was: forgotten thre, Sean Renet
Re: FLASH: Calendar (was: forgotten thre, Helen Triolo
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