UIComponents must be parented by other UIComponents. Now there is a call that sets a virtual parent that you might be able to use to jump over all of the TLF parents to rewire the container into the Flex DOM. We use it in MX containers for scrolling since we put a non-UIComponent between the container and its children so we can clip it. No guarantees that will work though.
On 11/29/12 6:05 PM, "handitan" <handi....@gmail.com> wrote: Hi all, I am in the process of trying to customize TLF to be able to read my custom html tag that will be able to render Flex container. I am using TLF code that's related to InlineGraphicElement as my reference for this customization. I think I got into a good point where the Flex container is added but the style doesn't get rendered (blue border and red background). I don't know why that is but my best guess is the validation doesn't get called since TLF is not based on Flex. To verify this I tried another experiment by creating a subclass of RectangularBorder where the updateDisplayList overridden with code that has drawRect,and bla bla. I found out that updateDisplayList never gets called at all. Here's the framework that I am using: - Flex 3.6 - TLF 3.0 Could anyone please point me into the right direction on how to solve this issue? Thank you, Handi -- Alex Harui Flex SDK Team Adobe Systems, Inc. http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui
