[EMAIL PROTECTED] I'll take a look at it. In the mean time, I would
suggest that you jump out of the displayList to control the states
of the components. If you control state at the application level
with a bindable model, you can update any of the components' state
from anywhere in the application.
-TH
--- In [email protected], Ethan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> On May 23, 2006, at 12:47 PM, Tim Hoff wrote:
>
> > Can you provide code?
>
> Yes, and thanks for the help! Attached are two files:
>
> SendStates.mxml
> This file defines the various view states. This file sources in
the
> second file using the tag <nf:SendSidebarMenu> (note the
custon "nf"
> name space).
>
>
> SendSidebarMenu.mxml
> ThIs file includes linkButtons which attempt to load various stats
in
> SendStates.mxml
>
> As reminder, I've tried the following in the click handlers.
>
> parentDocument.touchOptions
> outerDocument.touchOptions
> SendStates.touchOptions
>
> (touchOptions being one of the named states in SendStates.mxml)
>
> cheers, ethan
>
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