When you set the highlighted property on your items, they are
dispatching PropertyChangeEvents. The collection they are in will
receive these PropertyChangeEvents and dispatch CollectionChangeEvents.
The AdvancedDataGrid will receive these and perform a visual update,
which appears to clear the
Hi Greg,
Confusing though it may be, java 5 and java 1.5 are the same thing. See
the link below for more on this:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/relnotes/version-5.0.html
The IManaged error is a compile-time error in generated ActionScript
code which is why it shows up in a
Take a look at the ListCollectionView class - you can pass your 'master'
ArrayCollection into its constructor (because ArrayCollection implements
IList). You can then set filter options on your ListCollectionView
without affecting the 'master'. So you'd probably want to create a
ListCollectionView
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Can you post the code for the loop that doesn't work and the one that
does?
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Can you post the code for the loop that doesn't work and the one that
does?
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Hi James,
You can specify custom styles for the buttons, message and title of your
Alert control in CSS or in AS3. The Alert control also inherits styles
from 'Panel' allowing you to set backgroundAlpha, backgroundColor,
borderStyle, etc. This is covered in the Alert control documentation:
-stacktraces=false -warnings=true
See anything?
Mike
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Hi Mike,
Perhaps this will help you get started:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/201/html/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/
http
Hi Mike,
Perhaps this will help you get started:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/201/html/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/
wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDocs_Book_Partsfile=apparch_116_14.html
To automate with ant see below:
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex_Ant_Tasks
If you
I think you will need to perform a cast to access the properties of your
AuthenticateEvent instance (this is why you got a compiler error). The
cast is achieved as follows:
var authenticateEvent : AuthenticateEvent = AuthenticateEvent( event );
So your command's execute function will look like
See below for a good discussion on this:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=60;
catid=583threadid=1169760enterthread=y#4195442
Jeff Vroom's responses (especially the second one) should help you get
started. The SpringFactory is available to download at the Adobe
Hi Hank,
Alex Uhlmann has posted some simple demos to his blog:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/auhlmann
Paul
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Hi Alberto,
From what I can tell, it seems you use bindSetter to bind to an ordinary
function. If you want to bind to a 'set' function you actually need to
use bindProperty (because 'set' functions are treated as properties).
See the demo app I have pasted below that shows both approaches.
Paul
Title: RE: Adding columns dynamically in a datagrid
Hi Sathish,
You need to build your new columns array
locally in the function and then assign this array to dataGrid.columns. This is
because the columns property returns a copy of the DataGrids columns
array.
Eg:
var
of the document that I'm in. I'm not
even
sure
that it gets populated outside of the class
itself.
What i'd really like is to have this event
entered
automatically into the event stream with out
having to
have an event repeater.
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Hi Jon,
Sprite extends EventDispatcher, so you don't need to instantiate another
EventDispatcher in your class.
Instead, try the following:
this.dispatchEvent(new Event(AuthenticationFailed,true,false));
If you still have problems can you let us know what object you are
creating your event
, then you could still use the same approach, but instead have the
view listen for updates to the masterArray in the ModelLocator. You could do
this either by using the changWatcher utility or Paul Williams' Observe tag:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/paulw/
When your view hears a change
Hi Rick, Graham,
>From an MVC point of view, you should really be updating your model, and
the tree should detect those updates and display them (via binding).
However, there are two known bugs in beta 3 that may cause you problems:
1) The tree does not respond correctly to update events from
Hi Judah,
Try the following tutorial in the Flex
Builder help:
Adobe Flex 2.0 Help Getting Started
with Flex 2.0 Tutorials Data: Use Web Services
Paul
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The tutorials in Getting started
with Flex are suitable for absolute beginners. You can find these in the
Flex Builder help or online at:
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex:Release_Notes#Beta_3_documentation
Paul
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Hi Jason,
I've raised a bug regarding the location of the default drop feedback bar in the Tree control.
Thanks,
Paul
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Current Node in tree when drop
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Hey Paul,
Thank you once more ! is Beta 3
Hi Franca,
I was hoping to try this out myself before replying, but I haven't as yet. Anyway for beta 3, there is a method on the tree object called calculateDropIndex() which (according to the docs) you should be able to call from your dragOver and dragDrop handlers to work out the drop
...
Martin
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Just a guess, but one possibility is that your list's default drop
behaviour is switched on, i.e. on the list control,
dropEnabled=true.
This could cause the item to be added twice, once by your event
handler
to it's dataProvider.
Any Ideas?
Thanks...
Martin
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Paul Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a guess, but one possibility is that your list's default drop
behaviour is switched on, i.e. on the list control,
dropEnabled=true.
This could cause the item
Just a guess, but one possibility is that your list's default drop
behaviour is switched on, i.e. on the list control, dropEnabled=true.
This could cause the item to be added twice, once by your event handler
and once by the default drop behaviour.
Paul
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