Steven,
Now you and Ali have become payroll employees, bound to many company rules
and regulations, and no longer independent entrepreneurs, what will be the
effect on the next release of Cairngorm? Is cairngorm acquired by Macromedia
as part of the deal? Will it become the standard MM framework
I was wondering the same...
Well, I hope to have an answer the 17th October between 8am and 9am ;)
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From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Vinny Timmermans
Sent: Sat 08-Oct-05 12:45 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Cairngorm 2.0
Steven,
Hi guys,
I was wondering about the following...
Say you have a GetUserCommand the retrieves a user from the db and then
updates 2 views: a UserForm where the user's data is shown and the
application's HeaderForm where the name of the current user is
displayed. How would you handle updating
Hi,
A ViewHelper is bound to a specific Form/View. If your case you can do it two
ways. You can use one ViewHelper to set the data on the different fields OR the
command can save the user data on a ModelLocator and that model is bound to the
varius controls, like so:
mx:TextInput id=name
I'm trying to programmatically define an Effect and then assign that Effect to an existing component. Something like:
var showEff2:mx.effects.Fade = new mx.effects.Fade(panelWorkspace);
showEff2.duration = 750;
showEff2.alphaFrom = 100;
showEff2.alphaTo = 0;
I know you can change the background color of a control with a command but can you change the background of an entire flexpage. I just want to change it because I think grey is boring.
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Try:
panelWorkspace.addEventListener("showEffect",
Delegate.create(this, doShow));
function doShow()
{
// tweak settings
here
showEff2.playEffect();
}
- Original Message -
From: David Aden
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005 2:31 PM
Subject:
Actually, we did not use Cairngorm. If memory serves, this app was mostly
written before the Flex book was on the shelves or the Cairngorm framework
publicly existed.
Its been well over a year since my last involvement with this project, so
some of the more recent development may have been
Hi Dimitros,
thx for the feedback. Things are more clear now.
Just another question: How would you handle the same situation in a
Flash application? Would it be a good idea to let the Forms/Views
register with the ModelLocator for changes in the model? Or does that
give the ModelLocator too
In your result handler just make an alert
that displays the message returned.
mx:method name=someMethod
result=Alert.show(event.result) /
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jeremy Rottman
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005
12:20 PM
Id also like to mention that this
was not a Flex project that took a year to develop, most of the development was
done in a few months and then other non-app-related issues delayed the
deployment, though Im sure tweaks were made during that time.
Matt
From:
It can do Arrays:
ModelLocator.my_array = [];
// datagrid
my_dg.dataProvider = ModelLocator.my_array;
ModelLocator.addItem();
...that's it though...
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From: Christophe Herreman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005 12:05
Cool! Looks like I totally missed the availability of a unit testing
framework for Flex. Nice.
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