> stage.focus = null; > However, the FocusManager may fight to put the focus somewhere.
Ah, yes... I remember using that as my original attempt to fix this last year... I put a stage.focus = null in my enterFrame event handler and the FocusManager continually grabbed it back from me. > Yeah, I recall that you were adding priority as int.MAX_VALUE. Did you > try it with default priority? I'm not sure if there are issues using > MAX_INT as priority. Yeah, I originally had it with the default priority. I didn't see a difference by changing the priority. > Do you have default wmode or are you using some other wmode? Are there > other focusable widgets in the HTML wrapper? I'm loading the SWF directly in the browser, no wrapper HTML. > When you only see keydown and no keyup, is the control with focus > responding? If you put a target phase listener on that control is it > reporting the KEY_UP event? That's the quirky thing... when I see it, I've not longer got a reference to the control that had the focus (a combo box). I've got a popup (non-modal) that displays a form of controls (mainly sliders and combo boxes). I occasionally had the problem that when the popup was closed (PopUpManager.removePopUp(dialog); dialog = null;) I'd have to click back onto my application to return the focus to it (no keybaord events would fire). But, I've recently added a new derived ComboBox class that displays images as the item renderer (and has an overriden updateDisplayList to display the image in place of the textinput). The code I added doesn't add/remove any event listeners and does nothing keyboard related (just rendering). And now I get keyDown's but not keyUp's (until I click back on the app, at which time I get the keyUp's again). Troy.
