This is what I do: In the 'Local Storage' dialog I set the pointer to 'None' to allow 0 kB. Then I run my code. I get the 'Local Storage' dialog with an [Allow] and [Deny] button. I click [Deny]
The output I get is
2. we are here now
3. adding a handler to the SharedObject
NOTE: The onFlushStatus event handler is NOT called.
I repeat the above stuff, but now click [Allow]. The output I get is the same:
2. we are here now
3. adding a handler to the SharedObject
NOTE: The onFlushStatus event handler is NOT called.
I was using the code from here Flex: How to detect if user has blocked shared object from writing
Whatever I try (and I tried much), the event handler gets never called on a [Allow] or [Deny] button click. But I want to know which button the user clicked.
var so: SharedObject = null;
var flushStatus: String = null;
so = SharedObject.getLocal('mySpace');
try {
flushStatus = so.flush();
} catch (error: Error) {
trace('1. could not write SharedObject to disk');
}
trace('2. we are here now');
if (flushStatus == flash.net.SharedObjectFlushStatus.PENDING) {
trace('3. adding a handler to the SharedObject');
so.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, onFlushStatus);
}
public function onFlushStatus(event: NetStatusEvent): void
{
trace('4. in event handler');
}
As suggested I changed my code and added the event listener before calling flush(). Then I run my tests again. Unfortunately my onFlushStatus() is not called.
var so: SharedObject = null;
var flushStatus: String = null;
so = SharedObject.getLocal('mySpace');
trace('0. adding a handler to the SharedObject');
so.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, onFlushStatus);
flushStatus = so.flush();
trace('2. we are here now');
public function onFlushStatus(event: NetStatusEvent): void
{
trace('4. in event handler');
}
The output I get for [Deny]
0. adding a handler to the SharedObject
2. we are here now
The output I get for [Allow]
0. adding a handler to the SharedObject
2. we are here now
The onFlushStatus() is not called.
