Steven Shongrunden has been developing leading-edge e-learning solutions for the past three years. He is the owner of Sun City Design, an Internet marketing and consulting firm in Canada. He manages all aspects of the company's web development and technical training solutions.
If you have used Macromedia Captivate to create interactive software training
simulations, you have probably come across a situation where you needed to
simulate a right-click event. Unfortunately, the current version of Captivate
cannot directly support this functionality because Macromedia Flash Player
uses the right-click event to trigger the player menu, which enables you to
change player settings or zoom in and out of the SWF file that is playing.
This restriction can be frustrating if your demonstration or simulation needs
to show that your software has functions only available by performing a
right-click action.
Instead of trying to avoid right-click events, I have come up with a solution
that simulates right-click functionality. This article explains my solution,
which incorporates elements of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Configuring the HTML and CSS for a Shi... (more)
Steven Shongrunden has been developing leading-edge e-learning solutions for the past three years. He is the owner of Sun City Design, an Internet marketing and consulting firm in Canada. He manages all aspects of the company's web development and technical training solutions.
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