[FLASH8] AS code for a "Return or Enter" keystoke; how?

[FordCorsair]

I had no luck on another forum (Flash) with this, and suddenly realised I should have posted here first anyway...

I'm creating a simple memory test, and the user is to memorise the words on screen for a few seconds and then input their answer on the next frame.

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g2...elp/input1.jpg

1st screen fades away and then 2nd screen comes up where the user is to input the memorised text into a 'dynamic', multiline with wrap textbox and click submit.

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g2...elp/input2.jpg

However, when user clicks submit they get the cross symbol to show a wrong answer even when they've inputted correctly.

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g2...elp/input3.jpg

I suspect when the user presses 'return' or 'enter', whilst typing their answer, that key stroke is not accounted for in my answer within the AS code .text == "Blue Chair Two".

This code works fine when the text box is single line.

So, how would I rectify this?

This is my code

tick_mc._x = 244.4;
tick_mc._y = 128.4;
tick_mc._visible = false;
cross_mc._x = 244.4;
cross_mc._y = 128.4;
cross_mc._visible = false;
//
stop();
//
submit_btn.onRelease = function() {
 if (wordinput1_txt.text == "Blue Chair Two") {
  tick_mc._visible = true;
  cross_mc._visible = false;
 }else{
  cross_mc._visible = true;
 }
}; 

Thanks

[BLiZZaRD]

Depends on what has focus when they press enter. You can tell by adding this:

TextField.prototype.onKeyDown = function () {
  if (Key.getCode() == Key.ENTER) {
    // Enter was pressed.
  }
};

It can get tricky, some keys are reserved by Flash (such as enter) for other purposes. You can disable/get around/ use them another way, but it can be complicated. For one way, and one likely to help you or at least spark an idea can be found right here

[FordCorsair]

Thanks BLiZZaRD, but for the past few days I've struggled to understand and get my head around the link you posted but I will continue to keep trying.

However, through trial and error I've come about another way of doing my 'three' items list (multiline) input field (I used 3 separate single line input boxes) and then all to be checked by the submit button whether they're correct or not. I just happened to try '&&' in my code to see what it would do...

tick_mc._x = 274.5;
tick_mc._y = 142.5;
tick_mc._visible = false;
cross_mc._x = 274.5;
cross_mc._y = 142.5;
cross_mc._visible = false;
//
stop();
//
submit_btn.onRelease = function() {
	if
	(wordinput1_txt.text == "Blue" && wordinput2_txt.text == "Chair" && wordinput3_txt.text == "Two")
	{
		tick_mc._visible = true;
		cross_mc._visible = false;
	}else{
		tick_mc._visible = false;
		cross_mc._visible = true;
	}

};

It may seem bit of a fudge but it works... and will do for now.

[Medyman]

ForCorsair, for something that simple, I would recommend the option that you chose. But, if this is part of a larger, more complicated whole, you might want to look into regular expressions in AS.