Facebook video cannot click adobe flash player pop up

When recording a facebook video on a friend's wall, an adobe flash player message pops up asking if I allow facebook.com to have access to my camera and microphone, with the options of allow or deny. In order to record a video, I must hit allow, but I am unable to click anything at all. Does anyone know how to solve this issue? I read a few forums from 1-2 years ago where people had the same issue, but no one had a solution. Can anyone help?

FOUND A SOLUTION FOR ALL THOSE WHO HAVE THIS PROBLEM:
Note the following workaround (far from sufficient for customers, but good enough for feature development): Go to System Preferences > Flash Player > Camera and Mic > Camera and Microphone Settings by Site... Find the site you want to allow and change "Ask me" to "Allow". This bypasses the dialog and allows recording to proceed normally.
this seems to be a common problem with lion and adobe. i did this and it fixed my problem!

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FOUND A SOLUTION FOR ALL THOSE WHO HAVE THIS PROBLEM:
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