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LPP-10130:contextmenu displays transparent in DHTML because its current alpha value is 0.9

Summary: Clickable view's overflow content doesn't been clipped accordingly when parent view's clip is set to true

New Features:

Bugs Fixed: LPP-10107 DHTML: Clipped view's mouse click area isn't clipped accordingly.

Technical Reviewer: mdemmon
QA Reviewer: N/A
Doc Reviewer: N/A

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Details:
The way to handle clipped click div was changed from clipping rect to overflow:hidden since r18864. Because the parent of those children click divs is still the sprite's __LZclickcontainerdiv rather than its__LZclick (__LZclick only be created when the parent clipped view is also set to clickable, and __LZclick will actually be the child div of sprite.__LZclickcontainerdiv, not the parent div of those child click divs), set overflow:hidden on __LZclick can't update the click div's dimension correspondingly.
Fix this issue by adopting the original clip rect approach, and make it work on current codebase - don't update clip when width or height is null; when adding clickable child sprite to a clipped sprite, make sure the clip dimension is updated accordingly.


Tests:

Run jira test case in windowsXP IE8, win7 IE9, firefox9, Chrome16, and safari5. Also test cases on some related issues such as LPP-9177 and LPP-9667

Summary: Opacity doesn't work in DHTML because IE8 doesn't fully support CSS opacity attribute.

New Features:

Bugs Fixed: LPP-10132 DHTML: Opacity doesn't work on IE8

Technical Reviewer: mdemmon
QA Reviewer: N/A
Doc Reviewer: N/A

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Details:
IE8 and earlier doesn't fully support opacity attribute. Need to turn on "ie_opacity" flag to use alpha filter to support sprite's opacity in IE8.


Tests:

Run jira test case in windowsXP IE8, win7 IE9 (and IE8 compatibility mode), firefox9, Chrome16, and safari5.

Summary: Fix script error caused by iframemanager

New Features:

Bugs Fixed: LPP-10095 DHTML: Getting js error on LFCdhtml.js when mouseover on <html/> component

Technical Reviewer: mdemmon
QA Reviewer: N/A
Doc Reviewer: N/A

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Details:
When bubbling up mouse events, Iframemanager should pass event name string rather than event object, which is the expected argument while LzGlobalMouse and LzMouseKernel pass the mouse events.


Tests:

Run test case with html component on both SWF and DHTML runtime and it works fine.

Summary: Improved high quality recording at low bandwidth

New Features: LPP-10117 need an event to indicate when audio/video recording buffer has been completely sent to server

Technical Reviewer: lee.lundrigan@gmail.com wrote code, reviewed by me
QA Reviewer: lee.lundrigan@gmail.com (regression tests passed)
Doc Reviewer: n/a

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When recording at higher quality than can be sent with current bandwidth and if buffertime > 0, the stream will send all of its data before closing and then send an onbufferempty event. The bufferlength attribute can be read to learn the amount of data currently in the buffer.

Details:

mediastream.lxz: Resolved a lot of detailed timing issues with stopping the stream and resetting appropriately.

Tests:

video/test-recording-high-quality.lzx

Summary: support camera properties for recording quality

New Features: none

Bugs Fixed: LPP-10116 camera properties are not passed thru to the Flash device

Technical Reviewer: fixed by Lee Lundrigan and Lorien Henry-Wilkins, code reviewed by Sarah Allen (sarah@ultrasaurus.com)
QA Reviewer: lee.lundrigan@gmail.com (regression tests passed)
Doc Reviewer: no doc impact

Overview:

The properties were already there, but were missing code the pass them thru correctly on camera creation

Tests:

ran several tests on SWF10/Safari/Lion, new test: test-camera-quality.lzx

We are using wowza which also seems to work

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importing patch philip-20111021-sGW for review