Hi
all,
I have declared a
CSS definition, which defines the skin for my button, which doesn't need any
labels. The skin is from symbols from an external SWF. The button is disabled,
if I don't set the 'label' property for the button.
Here is the CSS, I
wrote:
<mx:Style>
.nextButton {
disabledSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="nextButtonDisabled");
upSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="nextButtonUp");
overSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="nextButtonOver");
downSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="nextButtonDown");
}
.prevButton {
disabledSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="prevButtonDisabled");
upSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="prevButtonUp");
overSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="prevButtonOver");
downSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="prevButtonDown");
}
.navigationPanel {
backgroundImage: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="navigationPanelBG");
}
</mx:Style>
.nextButton {
disabledSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="nextButtonDisabled");
upSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="nextButtonUp");
overSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="nextButtonOver");
downSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="nextButtonDown");
}
.prevButton {
disabledSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="prevButtonDisabled");
upSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="prevButtonUp");
overSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="prevButtonOver");
downSkin: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="prevButtonDown");
}
.navigationPanel {
backgroundImage: Embed(source="blazeSkin.swf", symbol="navigationPanelBG");
}
</mx:Style>
Here is the code for
the button:
prevButton = new Button();
prevButton.id = "PREV";
nextButton = new Button();
nextButton.id = "NEXT";
//prevButton.label = "Previous";
//nextButton.label = "Next";
addChildAt(prevButton, 0);
addChildAt(nextButton, 1);
prevButton.x = 360;
nextButton.x = prevButton.x+80;
nextButton.y = prevButton.y = 4;
prevButton.styleName = "prevButton";
nextButton.styleName = "nextButton";
setEvents();
prevButton.id = "PREV";
nextButton = new Button();
nextButton.id = "NEXT";
//prevButton.label = "Previous";
//nextButton.label = "Next";
addChildAt(prevButton, 0);
addChildAt(nextButton, 1);
prevButton.x = 360;
nextButton.x = prevButton.x+80;
nextButton.y = prevButton.y = 4;
prevButton.styleName = "prevButton";
nextButton.styleName = "nextButton";
setEvents();
Please
help...
Thanks &
Regards
Subbu
Subramanian "Subbu" Sundaram
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