Error 2176 Flash
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This is weird because it was triggered by an onclick. In psuedo codeuser clicks uploadI encode datawhen this is finish I send to facebook apiI guess I should note that the encoding process also triggers and event and passes tru several steps again before reaching the facebook apiIs there anyway to keep the mouse event within the calls stack? I have the same question Show 0 Likes(0) 3375Views Tags: none (add) This content has been marked as final. Show 2 replies 1. Re: SecurityError: Error #2176 kglad Feb 6, 2011 11:55 AM (in response to icecappacino) copy your real code that executes your pseudo-code steps. Like Show 0 Likes(0) Actions 2. Re: SecurityError: Error #2176 icecappacino Feb 6, 2011 3:52 PM (in response to kglad) Well,I did some tinkering and re-scripted my code...There were a couple of other events being triggered after the mouse event. I guess this put the click event out of scope. So I now do it in a 2 steps using mouse events for each step. Seems to have solved the problem. Like Show 0 Likes(0) Actions Go to original post Actions More Like This Retrieving data ... Legend Correct Answers - 10 points © 2016 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. | Powered byworking with claimed his new image save feature worked.  I tried it, and it didn't.  This morning, another developer sings praise in an email chain, and I'm like huh?  I try again, and get the: Error #2176: Certain actions, such as those that display a pop-up window, may only be invoked upon user interaction, for example by a mouse click or button press. Doh! The converted image received from the server would trigger a FileReference.download.  Adobe did make announcements with commentary, but the unique nature of the change, and the fact that Flash Player 10 didn't have wide adoption when these announcements came out (still doesn't) made them pass through one ear and out the other.  They weren't relevant at the time because Flash Player 9 works, https://forums.adobe.com/thread/787945 and you move on with life.  Not to mention the fact this is an event driven security change, which makes it not so black and white. Fixing this in our Flex app isn't a big deal, it's just that some of our team is on FP9, including their development boxes.  The con is, we weren't planning on developing for Flash Player 10, but now we have to.  The pro is, we can now leverage FP10 features such as saving images locally vs. http://jessewarden.com/2008/10/flash-player-10-surprise-error-2176.html using a server to do it. Naturally I'm wracking my brain this morning trying to remember all the applications I've written that utilized FileReference.upload and download.  I'm pretty sure all were initiated by a mouse click.  I just feel bad for all the poor bastards who utilized ExternalInterface to do it on past client websites and are now screwed. Author JesterXLPosted on October 23, 2008October 23, 2008Categories Flex 17 thoughts on “Flash Player 10 Surprise: Error #2176” Mario says: October 23, 2008 at 11:41 am Ha! I feel sorry too for those poor boys complaining at the forums. Fortunately, being the smart ass I am, I've always used a mouse click to initiate FileReference. Jamie Scanlon says: October 23, 2008 at 11:50 am I was bit by 10 as well. Only in my case I was bit by a new security ‘feature' that I don't recall being mentioned anywhere before the release of 10. Apparently, even sending a file in the POST data of a regular URLRequest triggers a security exception if it is not a direct result of a button click. Flash 10 applies these new security restrictions on anything that looks vaguely like an upload, even if it's not through FileReference. What I found even more perplexing is that in the same Tech Note that described the new security restriction, they described how to get around it. Just rename the ‘filename' parameter in the POST data to something else ( I changed it
12, 2010 by Bogdan Manate The flash player 10 has new rules for UIA ( user initiated action ) so when I tried to use the FileReference save method I http://www.bogdanmanate.com/2010/05/12/flex-error-2176-when-using-filereference/ got the following error: Error: Error #2176: Certain actions, such as those that https://groups.google.com/d/topic/flex_india/2ugbojC_UgQ display a pop-up window, may only be invoked upon user interaction, for example by a mouse click or button press. After I made some research I found a very cool article here, but I didn't found any workaround. Dispatching a MouseEvent won't work, because the user must interact with the application by error 2176 clicking a mouse button or by pressing a keyboard key. I found a way to get rid of this error by displaying a popup and let the user to click a button in order to force the user to interact with the application.
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