hi Vito,
Thanks a lot. This surely does work. The reason why my initialize events were
not firing is that I declared the popup window in an application scope
variable, so basically, it has alread been instantiated and not re-instantiated
when I make the call.
Another question though.
I think the TitleWindow when it is a popup window does not seem to be able to
make web service calls. I wonder why. After changing all the codes, I am
trying to retrieve a data from a web service from this popup TitleWindow but
nothing seems to happen.
Suggestions highly appreciated. Thanks.
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From: cuttenv <cutt...@yahoo.com>
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, 29 September, 2009 17:27:01
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: TitleWindow Popup Question(s)
Hey there,
I'm not sure how you are creating your popup but I would recommend you do it
like this.
var popper:TestPopUp = new TestPopUp();
PopUpManager. addPopUp( popper,this) ;
PopUpManager. centerPopUp( popper);
Where TestPopUp is your TitleWindow Component. Then your creationComplete and
Initialize events will fire every time because you are creating a new reference.
You can reference the title of the title window inside it's self by calling
this.title.
//This code would go inside the TestPopUp.mxml which extends TitleWindow in my
example
> private function getTitleWindowTitle () :void
> {
> Alert.show(this. title);
> // I Should be able to display the Title of the title window in an alert
> message.
> }
Hope that helps,
-Vito
--- In flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com, Angelo Anolin <angelo_anolin@ ...> wrote:
>
> Hi FlexCoders,
>
> Just a little TitleWindow popup question.
>
> I want a function to be executed everytime my popup title window component is
> displayed. How do I achieve this?
>
> I tried in the title window using the initialize property like:
> <mx:TitleWindow xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe. com/2006/ mxml" initialize="
> RunEveryPop( );" >
>
> but my function RunEveryPop only executes the first time the popup is
> displayed. Subsequent popups would not trigger the said function.
>
> I know I can declare a public function in the title window and simply call
> this function from the calling main application, but I am wondering if this
> is a good or recommended way in achieving this?
>
> Also, another question...
>
> How do I reference the title of the TitleWindow from within itself? Like for
> example:
>
> private function getTitleWindowTitle () :void
> {
> Alert.show(Titlewin dow.Title) ;
> // I Should be able to display the Title of the title window in an alert
> message.
> }
>
> Advice and inputs would be highly appreciated.
>
> Thanks.,
>
