by the way, its important to note that Accordion skin backgrounds are
independent of the actual label thats shown..
ie inside __header movieclip
labelPath
tus
tds
trs
fds
fus
fds
etc..
So if you want to change the fontColor when theirs a mouseOver aswell,
well you're going to have to really get creative and look at
substituting the Skins provided with your own - that or
hijack/override some of the methods in terms of mouseOver etc...
On 6/24/05, Scott Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I simply made an accordion header class, and put this in there:
>
> class com.inco.controls.vAccordionHeader extends
> mx.containers.accordionclasses.AccordionHeader {
> public var content_mc:UIObject;
>
> function layoutContents(offset:Boolean):Void
> {
> if(this["content_mc"] == this._parent.selectedChild) {
> this.labelPath.textColor =
> this._parent.getStyle("highlightColor");
> } else {
> this.labelPath.textColor =
> this._parent.getStyle("color");
> }
> super.layoutContents();
> this.content_mc._yscale = 100;
> this.content_mc._xscale = 100;
> this.content_mc._height -=1;
> }
>
> }
>
> I noticed a possible bug in that for some reason in the last Accordion
> Header, the bottom "border" isn't shown (ie last content_mc overlaps
> it).
>
> Also HighLightColor seems to be ignored (*that and fillColors attr*).
> At anyrate, highlightColor is an attribute i went with in my
> mx:Accordion tag, but you can substitute it for your own (ie you'll
> probably need to extend the mx Accordion tag to put in your own
> Attributes ..
>
> On 6/24/05, Manish Jethani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On 6/24/05, Ashish Goyal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > Below is the more efficient way of achieving the same thing with less
> > > lines
> > > of code. Previously I had some typo in my code so it wasn't working ;)
> >
> > > function headerTextColor()
> > > {
> > > // accordion1 is an id of the accordion
> > >
> > > for(var i=0; i<accordion1.numChildren; i++){
> > > var header = accordion1.getHeaderAt(i);
> > > i==accordion1.selectedIndex ? header.setStyle("color",
> > > 0xFF0000)
> > > : header.setStyle("color", 0x000000);
> > > }
> > >
> > > }
> >
> > I'd do something like the above in the handler for the accordion's
> > 'change' event. Set the color of the currently selected one and reset
> > the one for the last selected one (no need to iterate over all
> > children).
> >
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