Yup! Sounds good to me, hope Adobe Flex team members hear it :)-abdulOn 8/29/06, Michael Schmalle
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The interface actually would be;INavBarClientPeace, MikeOn 8/28/06,
Michael Schmalle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi,
mx:ToggleButtonBar
mx:ToggleButtonBar x=10 y=60 width=640 height=202
mx:Array
mx:Button label=Button 1 /
mx:Button label=Button 2 /
mx:Button label=Button 3 /
/mx:Array
/mx:ToggleButtonBarI know that sounds more intuitive. Hopefully, next version would have update on it..I remember, we
Hi,
mx:ToggleButtonBar x=10 y=60 width=640 height=202
mx:Array
mx:Button label=Button 1 /
mx:Button label=Button 2 /
mx:Button label=Button 3 /
/mx:Array
/mx:ToggleButtonBarThat said,Wouldn't it be even more intuitive to just do;
mx:ToggleButtonBar x=10 y=60 width=640
The interface actually would be;INavBarClientPeace, MikeOn 8/28/06, Michael Schmalle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi,
mx:ToggleButtonBar x=10 y=60 width=640 height=202
mx:Array
mx:Button label=Button 1 /
mx:Button label=Button 2 /
mx:Button label=Button 3 /
/mx:Array
Hi,You don't put components in a dataProvider. The ButtonBar reads from the model of a dataProvider which has for example a label property in the list of objects.You can also just specify an array of strings to be the label names. The ButtonBar will always use a Button for it's button. ;-)
Why does the following code throws an exception:
Error: ERROR: The dataProvider of 'a ToggleButtonBar' must be
String, ViewStack, Array, or IList.
mx:ToggleButtonBar x=10 y=60 width=640 height=202
mx:Array
mx:Button label=Button 1 /
mx:Button label=Button 2 /
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