Re: Problem in simulating the events

FROM : Joe Baskerville
DATE : Tue Jun 20 17:01:14 2006

if you have multiple windows, each with a webkit containing a swf, youll
have problems.

webkit only gives full resources to the flash in the window that is
currently key. all the other windows will run slow and unresponsive,
which sounds like it may be your problem.

is this what is happening?



Pablo Pons Bordes wrote:
> Right now I don't have a solution for you but if i have one a tell you.
>
> I didn't read the web page i send to you but maybe you can use it to put
> a background window an the others in front or put a little top window
> that cover the menu bar and let to show the others windows. (i think
> it's an ugly solution it's depend of the time you have)
>
> other option is to read something and discover why the events are
> blocked wen open a menu and if you can redirect the events to not stop
>
> I'm continuing thinking about your proble. if you get a solution I wold
> like to know if you want to tell me
>
> good luck
>
> Pablo Pons
>
> El 20/06/2006, a las 15:35, Gurmit Teotia escribió:
>

>> Pablo, my application doesn't fit in that category. My application
>> have multiple windows opened at same time which user can minimize. In
>> full screen user will not be able to see the minimized the windows.
>> Any other idea on how I can hide the menu of my application.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Gurmit
>>
>>
>> On 6/20/06, Pablo Pons Bordes <<email_removed>> wrote:
>> I think that you don't need to remove the menu bar, what you can do is
>> to make your Application in full screen mode here you have a link that
>> can be usefull to you
>>
>>
>> http://cocoadevcentral.com/articles/000028.php
>>
>>
>> good luck
>>
>>
>> Pablo Pons
>>
>> El 20/06/2006, a las 9:43, Gurmit Teotia escribió:
>>

>>> Thanks Pablo, we're now also thinking on same line. Just to
>>> experiment I've deleted the menu from nib file, but when I run my
>>> application still a menu with name of my application comes. How can I
>>> remove all the menus?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Gurmit
>>>
>>>
>>> On 6/20/06, Pablo Pons Bordes <<email_removed> > wrote:
>>> I did not use flash in the way you are telling but you can make an
>>> experiment when you open a web page with safari, before it's render
>>> at all press on the of the top or right click with your mouse and you
>>> will see that the page is stop rendering. (that its looks that is
>>> your problem) when you exit from the menu, it finish the render.
>>>
>>> so, (it's looks that is the normal behavior) its looks that when you
>>> open a menu it's take the focus and stop the events of the window so
>>> if you want to avoid this problem it's better to avoid the people can
>>> press on the menus and provide an interface to do the same job that
>>> they do trough the menus
>>>
>>> good luck
>>>
>>> Pablo Pons
>>>
>>>

>>
>>
>>

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