I am building my very first Flash Slide Presentation.
However, I would like to enable full screen when the presentation starts. I placed:
fscommand("fullscreen", "true");
In the first layer, first frame, of the first slide. And I use a .html file to launch to embed the .swf file.
However, when I open the .html, a popup appears saying: “Adobe Flash Player has stopped a potentially unsafe operation.”
What am I doing wrong?
While I'm not sure, I believe that flash is stopping it because it's something a malicious flash virus might do. I've never personally heard of a malicious flash virus, but I know that if you try to click on a link in a local flash file version 6 and older, it'll do roughly the same thing and have a link to adobe's site to change flash's settings.
As to how to actually fix it I'm not sure as I don't know exactly why it's caused. It may just be because it's running on a local computer.
Flash has all kinds of permissions for everything. The first thing to check, since this is embedded in an html page, is that the object tag allows full screen.
<object ...>
<param name="allowFullScreen" value="true" />
<embed ... allowFullScreen="true" ... />
</object>