Tweak: Application.application of the main application means nothing to the subapplication.
--- In [email protected], "jamesfin" <james.alan.finni...@...> wrote: > > Thanks for the tips. The caveat here is that Application.application means > nothing to a multi-versioned subapplication. I've tried passing that in to > the sub application as well as tried Application.application in the sub > application itself with no luck. > > Any other takers with working code examples? > > > > --- In [email protected], "myflexdownloads" <myflexdownloads@> wrote: > > > > I normally just create the popup as a child of Application.application and > > that way cenetering is perfect. > > > > Web Admin > > FlexDownloads.com > > > > --- In [email protected], "jamesfin" <james.alan.finnigan@> wrote: > > > > > > I've been studying the sub application functionality lately and have a > > > question. > > > > > > If a multi-versioned sub application wants to put up a popup via the > > > popup manager, it all works well except that the centerPopUp doesn't seem > > > to work correctly in that it isn't centered in the Main application. > > > This is probably due to that the loadForCompatibility is true and the > > > docs note the following: > > > > > > "There are several ways to access the methods and properties of the main > > > application from the sub-application. These ways only work for > > > sub-applications that are loaded as children into a main application's > > > application domain. You cannot use these for sandboxed applications, or > > > for multi-versioned applications. > > > > > > These methods include: > > > > > > Using the application property of the Application class. This > > > property accesses the root application from anywhere in the application. > > > For more information, see Accessing document and application scopes. > > > > > > Using the parentDocument property of the Application class. This is > > > useful if you have multiple applications embedded and want to just access > > > the immediate parent. For more information, see Accessing document and > > > application scopes." > > > > > > > > > > > > So, I'll take PopUps in a multiversion sub application for $100... > > > > > > > > > > > > What do I pass for the createPopUp first parameter to get it to center on > > > the main application hosting the sub application? Or, can the main > > > application/parent move the window after it appears perhaps? Or, better > > > yet, the best solution? > > > > > > > > > public static function createPopUp(parent:DisplayObject... > > > > > >
