FLASH® LITE™ 2.x - Adobe Help and Support

See also
beginFill (MovieClip.beginFill method), beginGradientFill
(MovieClip.beginGradientFill method), moveTo (MovieClip.moveTo method)
focusEnabled (MovieClip.focusEnabled property)
public focusEnabled : Boolean
If the value is undefined or false, a movie clip cannot receive input focus unless it is a
button. If the focusEnabled property value is true, a movie clip can receive input focus even
if it is not a button.
Example
The following example sets the focusEnabled property for the movie clip my_mc to false:
my_mc.focusEnabled = false;
_focusrect (MovieClip._focusrect property)
public _focusrect : Boolean
A Boolean value that specifies whether a movie clip has a yellow rectangle around it when it
has input focus. This property can override the global _focusrect property. The default
value of the _focusrect property of a movie clip instance is null; the movie clip instance
does not override the global _focusrect property. If the _focusrect property of a movie clip
instance is set to true or false, it overrides the setting of the global _focusrect property for
the single movie clip instance.
Note: For Flash Lite 2.0, when the _focusrect property is disabled (in other words,
MovieClip._focusrect is set to false), the movie clip still receives all key press and mouse
events.
Also for Flash Lite 2.0, you can change the color of the focus rectangle using the fscommand2
SetFocusRectColor command. This behavior is different from Flash Player, for which the
color of the focus rectangle is restricted to yellow.
Example
This example demonstrates how to hide the yellow rectangle around a specified movie clip
instance in a SWF file when the instance has focus in a browser window. Create three movie
clips called mc1_mc, mc2_mc, and mc3_mc, and add the following ActionScript to Frame 1 of
the Timeline:
mc1_mc._focusrect = true;
mc2_mc._focusrect = false;
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