This is a hack but works quick...
make a var ;
public var nullSkin:Class
me.setStyle("upSkin", nullSkin);
me.setStyle("overSkin", nullSkin);
me.setStyle("downSkin", nullSkin);
I tried clearStyle() but, that didn't work.
Another variation;
me.setStyle("upSkin", null);
me.setStyle("overSkin", null);
me.setStyle("downSkin", null);
Basically, you need to null out the Class ref to the ButtonSkin class of the Button.
Peace, Mike
On 5/16/06, flexnadobe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone have a sample on how to override the border on a Button
Component. I would like to turn the Border off completely.
Rich
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