Re: [flexcoders] Flex2B3 Sample Technique Question

[Jeremy Lu]

hey, so you are the one visiting today ... :-)

Susan and I (and two other engineers) work together on this project,
she's the graphic designer doing all front/back end user interface
design.

The red errorMessage shown on startup is indeed just a "toolTip"
property on "new doc" button, but I manually dispatch a roll-over event
for that button and forced ToolTipManager to show the tip immidately.

After the message was shown, I changed the "toolTip" for "new doc"
button back to normal message ("click here to create a new document"),
so next time when user rollover the button it won't display a red
errorMessage again.

As to the notion of "Self-guided application", yes, I believe it's very
do-able, one can even implement a "GuideManager" to sequence the time
and places
where tips should be displayed, there are infinite possibilities with Flex 2 :-)


Jeremy.
On 6/27/06, Tim Hoff <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:









  


    
            Susan Song or Jeremy Lu,
I liked the 
RiaNotes entry in the 
Developer Derby Showcase.  The MDI approach has generated new ideas.  For the min/max/close buttons, it looks like you extended Panel.
  Or maybe you went further up.  I was wondering how you went about displaying the errorMessage at startup. 
 Showing and hiding a message like that would be a good technique for a self-guided application.  Care to share?
Sincerely,Tim Hoff

      

    
    












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