wmode equals transparent
Working on this flash website for Virgin Media and ran into an issue with @ symbols appearing as " in Firefox and Chrome with flash parameter wmode="transparent" enabled. Works totally fine in IE 7 (not tested other IE browsers).
Initially trying to work out what was the cause took a while to work out but hopefully this info can help.
Kevin, from another blog, did mention having a listener, and pasted the below code but you get the idea of what to do now :-)
keyPresser = new Object();
keyPresser.onChanged = function(in_txt:TextField) {
trace(”string = ” (Key.getAscii()))
if (34 == ((Key.getAscii())) || 64 == ((Key.getAscii()))) {
in_txt.text = in_txt.text.slice(0,in_txt.text.length-1) “@”;
}
};
Key.addListener(keyListener);
input_txt.addListener(keyPresser)