OT: Calling Flash guys - Child elements not receiving mouse events if parent MovieClip has

You could have a listener that watches the
Mouse.addListener(obj,  
"mouseDown") and trigger whatever you'd like..
On Sep 15, 2006, at 4:02 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:

> I don't think there is a pass, and coincidentally we
hit exactly  
> the same problem ourselves today. For us the easy
solution was to  
> include the button's actions in the movieclip's
onRollOver. For  
> more tricky situations you might want to use
onEnterFrame and  
> hittest to check if the mouse is over the movieclip to
trigger it,  
> and then the buttons ought to work ok.
>
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At 4:25 PM -0400 9/15/06, g schafer wrote:
>You could have a listener that watches the
Mouse.addListener(obj, 
>"mouseDown") and trigger whatever you'd
like..

That wouldn't help of you're mainly detecting rollovers.

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