Hi
i wanted to get some ideas/answers for the following.
in flex 1.5 i had a extended panel which was based on Christophe
Coenraets example where he added mulitiple buttons on the header.
He uses the createClassObject() method, and then positions the
button in the header.
1) will i still have to do it that way?
in flex2, i did the following way
btnAddress = new Button();
btnAddress.toolTip = "Address";
btnAddress.setStyle("icon", imgSource);
btnAddress.setStyle("upSkin", buttonEmptySkin);
btnAddress.setStyle("disabledSkin", buttonEmptySkin);
btnAddress.setStyle("overSkin", buttonOverSkin);
btnAddress.setStyle("downSkin", buttonDownSkin);
btnAddress.setStyle("disabledSkin", imgSource);
btnAddress.setStyle("upIcon", imgSource);
btnAddress.setStyle("overIcon", imgSource);
btnAddress.setStyle("downIcon", imgSource);
btnAddress.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, btnClickEvent);
panel1.addChild(btnAddress);
btnAddress.move(100, 100);
2) the "btnAddress.move(100, 100);" doesnt work. any ideas? (my x, y
are hardcoded for this example).
3) I prefered the flex 1.5 way of having an 'initObj ' (in
createClassObject()) because this object also accepted style
properties. so i wouldn't have to keep calling setStyle().
TIA
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