The following table lists the SWF events that are signaled by Adobe Captivate Classic:
Event |
Signaled when |
|---|---|
CPMovieStartEvent |
The movie starts playing |
CPMovieStopEvent |
After the movie finishes playing |
CPMoviePauseEvent |
The movie is paused |
CPMovieResumeEvent |
The movie resumes playing |
CPSlideEnterEvent |
While entering a slide |
CPSlideExitEvent |
While exiting a slide |
CPQuestionSubmitEvent |
A question is submitted and is evaluated. |
CPAnswerSubmitEvent |
An answer is submitted for the interactive object. |
CPEndPlayerScrubbingEvent |
Users stop scrubbing the playbar. |
CPHideRolloverEvent |
Users roll their mouse over a rollover object. |
CPInteractiveItemSubmitEvent |
Users click an interactive item. |
CPQuestionEventData |
Users submit an answer to a question. |
CPQuestionSkipEvent |
Users skip a question. |
CPQuestionSubmitEvent |
Users submit an answer to a question. |
CPShowRolloverEvent |
Users stop rolling the mouse over a rollover object. |
CPStartPlaybarScrubbingEvent |
Users start scrubbing the playbar. |
CPVariableCreatedEvent |
Users create a variable in Adobe Captivate Classic. |
CPVariableValueChangedEvent |
Users change the value of a variable in Adobe Captivate Classic. |
Subscribe to SWF events
Use the function AddEventListener to subscribe to SWF events.
Example
eventHandle.addEventListener(CPMovieStartEvent.CPMOVIESTARTEVENT,CPEventHandler);
where
eventHandle = movieHandle.getMovieProps().eventDispatcher;
This example illustrates how to print a message when Adobe Captivate Classic movie starts playing.
function CPEventHandler(e:Event):void
{
switch(e.type)
{
case CPMovieStartEvent.CPMOVIESTARTEVENT:
var startEvt : CPMovieStartEvent;
startEvt = e as CPMovieStartEvent;
trace("movie started playing");
break;
}
}
