RightClick tutorial; would it be Okay?

[arpace]

Since the flash right click has been the bane of many a designer/developer since future splash, I thought, perhaps it would be time to show people how to get rid of it, and make their own. Adobe themselves have posted a method for getting rid of it; yet, only due to the need posed by their Captivate consumers.


http://www.adobe.com/devnet/captivate/articles/rightclick.html (http://www.adobe.com/devnet/captivate/articles/rightclick.html)

Since Adobe has provided the code necessary to do it, there wouldn't be a liability concern.

I was hoping I could get a yes or no; or perhaps even a "go ahead sounds cool".


The Article would be structured something similar to this:


Disabling the flash rightclick


How to edit the html code in your page
A breakdown of the javascript required


Making the call


How to send data back to/call a flash function from javascript
How to use the data once it has been sent back to flash


What's on the Menu


A code overview and breakdown
A step by step process of how to implement the class.

[ASWC]

can be cool, can you make it AS2/AS3?

[arpace]

It would actually be easier for me to do it in AS2, considering that is what I was coding with for the past few years before I shifted to AS3; thus, I don't think making it in both AS2/3 would be a problem.

Maybe a little help to point out where something seems too complicated, or too over complicated, might be nice.

I also thought that it might be a good idea to show them how to call a function that makes a custom div layer visible, and hides it on selection, so users can get a handle on the menu in or out of flash. Is this a good idea, or should it be left for another tutorial?

I just don't want this to seem to daunting to the newbie; yet, interesting enough to someone that has been coding in flash for a while.

[hellodummies]

How did it go with this tutorial?

[katerine]

It's could be awesome if this can be use on AS2.