Hello Jhonny!
> But when I run it on Opera, it can't detect keydown...so when I pressed
> enter, the program doensn't send the message and nothing happen.
How to you "detect" keydown events? Do you use something like
myTextField.addListener("keydown", this._foobar, this); ?
Could you send some of your code?
>
> The other is I have a join button. When I pressed it, the application
> will join to a channel that I choosed before. But it also doesn't work
> on Opera. Nothing happen when I pressed it.
It is a bit difficult to help you here. ;-) Opera has powerful developer
tools called "Dragonfly" (http://www.opera.com/products/dragonfly/)
which you can use to easily debug your code. Unfortunately Opera's
developer site (http://dev.opera.com) seems to be unavailable. However,
this would be a good start:
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/introduction-to-opera-dragonfly
Cheers,
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