I do the similar stuff using “getChildAt(i)”
instead of “childDescriptors[i]” and
that works fine if I want to read the properties I set during createChild. Eg parentID.getChildAt(i).id
Thanks,
Shahn
Hello All,
I am dynamically instantiating a new VBox in a tab
container
(tbFlyingHours). No problem with that. It
exists and can be
interacted
with. The problem comes when I read the
children of the tab
container.
If I use tbFlyingHours.childDescriptors.length the
new VBox doesn't
show up, but if I use tbFlyingHours.numChildren
the VBox is counted.
Also, I cannot access any of the properties of the
VBox even though I
am setting them when the object is
instantiated. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Chip
Code for Object Instantation:
import mx.containers.VBox;
function addReport(){
var
cReports:VBox = null;
var
init:Object = null;
init =
new Object();
init.id="cnvReports";
init.label="Report Output";
cReports=VBox(tbFlyingHours.createChild(VB
ox,"cnvReports",init));
}
Code to see Objects in tbFlyingHours:
function showObjects(){
for (var i:Number = 0 ; i <
tbFlyingHours.numChildren ; i++){
mx.controls.Alert.show(tbFlyingHours.childDescriptors[i].id);
}
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