var myMenu:ContextMenu = new ContextMenu();
myMenu.hideBuiltInItems();
Turns out that thing that pops up when you right click a movie is called a ContextMenu. So an easy way to disable it is to hide them by using hideBuiltInItems();
An item in the ContextMenu is called a ContextMenuItem.
var useless:ContextMenuItem = new ContextMenuItem(“Useless Me”, deadClick);
The 1st parameter is the label of that item. The 2nd is what function it calls if the item was clicked.
function deadClick () {
}
We just create an empty function for it. If we want to make the menu item more useful make it call a function that does something cool.
function gotoMySite () {
getURL(“http://codeanginamo.blogspot.com/”, “_top”);
}
You can add items into a menu by pushing it into the customItems stack of the ContextMenu.
myMenu.customItems.push(mySiteLink, copyrightNotice);
Then we attach it into the main timeline:
_root.menu = myMenu;
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