Returns
Nothing.
Description
Method; switches the authoring tool into the editing mode specified by the parameter. If no
parameter is specified, the method defaults to symbol-editing mode, which has the same result as
right-clicking the symbol to invoke the context menu and selecting Edit. See
document.exitEditMode()
Example
The following example puts Flash in edit-in-place mode for the currently selected symbol:
fl.getDocumentDOM().enterEditMode('inPlace');
The following example puts Flash in edit-in-new-window mode for the currently selected symbol:
fl.getDocumentDOM().enterEditMode('newWindow');
document.exitEditMode()
Availability
Flash MX 2004.
Usage
document.exitEditMode()
Parameters
None.
Returns
Nothing.
Description
Method; exits from symbol-editing mode and returns focus to the next level up from the editing
mode. For example, if you are editing a symbol inside another symbol, this method takes you up
a level from the symbol you are editing, into the parent symbol. See
document.enterEditMode()
Example
The following example exits symbol-editing mode:
fl.getDocumentDOM().exitEditMode();
document.exportPublishProfile()
Availability
Flash MX 2004.
Usage
document.exportPublishProfile( fileURI )
.
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Document object
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