How do I right click and save pictures in flash

Question

Hey,
I am wondering if its possible to create a flash button that
says 'save as' when you right click one of the pictures in flash.
Just like in HTML how you can easily right-click and save a
picture, I want to be able to do the same thing but in flash. Is
this possible? Would I use something like dynami pictures that are
outside the flash file but in the same folder and will be placed in
the flash movie when called upon? I very curious, please let me
know of any ideas you may have.

Answer 1

triniq wrote:
>
Hey,
>
> I am wondering if its possible to create a flash button
that says 'save as'
> when you right click one of the pictures in flash. Just
like in HTML how you
> can easily right-click and save a picture, I want to be
able to do the same
> thing but in flash. Is this possible? Would I use
something like dynami
> pictures that are outside the flash file but in the same
folder and will be
> placed in the flash movie when called upon? I very
curious, please let me know
> of any ideas you may have.
Call the button "target" (instance name) than your photo
image1234567.jpg
and paste it to timeline frame.
If you right click Target Movie clip, you will have the
download option.
Need to upload and test online, won't work in working
environment or browser
run from desktop.
function down() {
fileRef.download(foto, "image1234567.jpg");
var foto = "image1234567.jpg";
var my_cm = new ContextMenu ();
var menuItem_cmi = new ContextMenuItem ("Download The
Photo", down);
my_cm.customItems.push(menuItem_cmi);
my_cm.hideBuiltInItems();
target.menu = my_cm;
var listener = new Object ();
listener.onSelect = function (file) {
trace ("onSelect: " + file.name);
listener.onCancel = function (file) {
trace ("onCancel");
listener.onOpen = function (file) {
trace ("onOpen: " + file.name);
listener.onProgress = function (file, bytesLoaded,
bytesTotal) {
trace ((("onProgress with bytesLoaded: " + bytesLoaded) + "
bytesTotal: ") + bytesTotal);
listener.onComplete = function (file) {
trace ("onComplete: " + file.name);
listener.onIOError = function (file) {
trace ("onIOError: " + file.name);
var fileRef = (new flash.net.FileReference());
fileRef.addListener(listener);