Genius! This helped me tremendously. I was wondering the same thing.
It may be interesting to the Flex designers that this is, by no mean,
an obvious solution to the problem. Perhaps it's the name PopUp.
Somehow that relates directly to things like dialogs and alerts.
Certainly my own mistake,
So, the popup manager really is the div layer of an HTML DOM.
Well not quite ;-) But in symbol it represents the same 'idea'.
Mike
On 1/19/07, Michael Schmalle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps it's the name PopUp.
Just alittle more tidbit here;
PopUp is a perfect name in the Flex
Perhaps it's the name PopUp.
Just alittle more tidbit here;
PopUp is a perfect name in the Flex paradigm. Reason being, the Flex model
starts at the Application tag. All flex applications have to be of type
mx.core.Application.
That being said, Application is a container that holds things. So
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Michael Schmalle
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Hi,
I would construct your custom 'menu' in whatever component you like that
fits your requirements.
Create an interface to it if it extends anything core.
Then use the PopUpManager.addPopUp() to create the
Hi,
For instance;
private var hoverMenu:Menu;
hoverMenu = Menu(PopUpManager.createPopUp(this, Menu));
hoverMenu.x = calcXCoord;
hoverMenu.y = calcYCoord;
hoverMenu.dataProvider = hoverMenuDP;
You have complete control over the popup once it is created. All the popup
manager does is stick it
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Michael Schmalle
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
For instance;
private var hoverMenu:Menu;
hoverMenu = Menu(PopUpManager.createPopUp(this, Menu));
hoverMenu.x = calcXCoord;
hoverMenu.y = calcYCoord;
hoverMenu.dataProvider = hoverMenuDP;
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