What does calling preventdefault() on an event do? How is this enforced? : adobe flex action script



What does calling preventdefault() on an event do? How is this enforced? : adobe flex action script..

Answer / Abhishek Chauhan

"Calling 'preventDefault()' on an event in Flex cancels the default action associated with that event. This behavior is enforced by the Flash Player runtime, which prevents multiple listeners from conflicting."

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