I-Mode Compatible Html; Actionscript And Properties - MACROMEDIA FLASH MX 2004 - FLASH LITE AUTHORING GUIDELINES FOR THE I-MODE SERVICE Manuallines

Emoji
i-mode phones support special pictographic characters called Emoji. The following characters are
examples of Emoji:
These are encoded by replacing characters in the standard Shift-JIS table. As long as the phone's
font supports Emoji encoded as standard Shift-JIS characters, Flash Lite can display them.
When authoring using Flash, you first need to ensure that you have Shift-JIS fonts installed on
your desktop authoring system. You also need to select a Shift-JIS font for the text fields in which
you want to display Emoji characters.
Note: The phone's font set controls the color and appearance of Emoji characters.
For further information about Emoji, see

i-mode compatible HTML

i-mode browsers can directly run Flash Lite movies, or movies can be embedded in i-mode
compatible HTML web pages.
The i-mode compatible HTML specification is based on a subset of HTML 2.0, HTML 3.2, and
HTML 4.0 specifications that DoCoMo extended with tags and attributes for special use on
mobile phones. As an example, extensions include the
a phone number and let users initiate a phone call.
For information on i-mode compatible HTML, see

ActionScript and properties

Flash Lite for i-mode supports most Flash 4 ActionScript commands. The following are notable
exceptions:
•
Use the operator instead of the
add
•
Button mouse events such as
trigger ActionScript attached to buttons. However, in addition to keypress events, the events
,
press release
to buttons and accessed through key-based navigation.
•
Draggable movie clip functions and properties (for example:
_dropTarget
•
Use the operator to compare strings and the
eq
•
URL encoding must be done manually using ActionScript. The
function is not a Flash 4 function and is not available in Flash Lite.
•
The
fscommand()
•
The default Quality level for Flash Lite during playback is medium and there is no support for
bitmap smoothing.
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&
dragOver
, , and
rollOver rollOut
properties) are not supported.
function is not supported.
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URL protocol, which is used to link to
tel
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command to concatenate strings.
, , and
dragOut releaseOutside
can be used to trigger ActionScript when attached
operator for numeric comparison.
==
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cannot be used to
,
startDrag stopDrag
ActionScript
escape()
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, and