I ran into this same problem and could not find and easy fix. I ended up extending the LinkButton class. I created a button class that can load it's icons on the fly from any where local, net, or embedded. Instead of needing to set them strictly to Class I created a iconSource property. This allowed me to load the image scale it down and then use that scaled image as the icon. This required some trickery as you have to get the icon for each state by name and manually add your custom icons, but it does work just fine. I don't have time to include code right now but I can post some example code later if you would like. I hope what I said made sense.
--- In [email protected], "flexaustin" <flexaus...@...> wrote: > > I am trying to use a LinkButton in my app and assign an image to the icon > variable, but I need to scale down or make sure the image isn't any larger > than 15 x 15 pixels. > > Is there a way to scale a class file? I tried to load a png file then > convert the png to Bitmap, tried BitmapData, and tried BitmapAsset and then > scale the embedded image, but non of this worked. > > So to recap embed and image (which is 50x50 pixels) and shrink it down to > (15x15 pixels) and assign it to a linkButtons icon. > > Anyone know of a solution? >
