ESC key generating #range error

[rick@mcorp webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

I've a projector which copies files using buddyApi to the user's hard drive.
In the .ini file I've set escape = 0 so the user can't press Esc to quit the CD.
Trouble is that if they do press Esc when the files are being copied it gives an error:

'handler not defined #range'

I've searched for 'range' through all my scripts & it doesn't exist. WTF is going on?

Any ideas??


cheers.

[Ned]

I guess you'd better post this to buddyAPI's website/support

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| I've a projector which copies files using buddyApi to the user's hard
drive.
| In the .ini file I've set escape = 0 so the user can't press Esc to quit
the CD.
| Trouble is that if they do press Esc when the files are being copied it
gives an error:
|
| 'handler not defined #range'
|
| I've searched for 'range' through all my scripts & it doesn't exist. WTF
is going on?
|
| Any ideas??
|
|
| cheers.
|
|

[rick@mcorp webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Yeah thanks I'll do that.

Anyone else got any ideas?


cheers.

[Mark A. Boyd]

On 04 Dec 2003, "rick@mcorp" [email]webforumsuser@macromedia.com[/email] wrote:

> I've a projector which copies files using buddyApi to the user's hard
> drive. In the .ini file I've set escape = 0 so the user can't press
> Esc to quit the CD. Trouble is that if they do press Esc when the
> files are being copied it gives an error:
>
> 'handler not defined #range'
>
> I've searched for 'range' through all my scripts & it doesn't exist.
> WTF is going on?

Does it work any better if you set 'the exitLock = 0' instead of escape? As
you've written it, escape is simply a variable that has nothing to do with
a user hitting a key.

#range is commonly used as a property in getPropertyDescriptionList
handlers in behaviors on sprites, but I'm not sure how that would apply in
this situation. Don't forget to Compile All Scripts fairly often.


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[rick@mcorp webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Does it work any better if you set 'the exitLock = 0' instead of escape? As

I'm setting EscapeOk=0 in the ini file which prevents the Esc key exiting the CD as usual.


#range is commonly used as a property in getPropertyDescriptionList

Yep I know and this is the only place in my code where 'range' is present, very odd.

Still baffled.

[Mark A. Boyd]

On 08 Dec 2003, "rick@mcorp" [email]webforumsuser@macromedia.com[/email] wrote:

>
>
> Does it work any better if you set 'the exitLock = 0' instead of
> escape? As
>
> I'm setting EscapeOk=0 in the ini file which prevents the Esc key
> exiting the CD as usual.

Oh, yeah. I didn't catch that in your OP. Does it work if you comment that
line out of the .ini and put the exitLock line in your movie instead?


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