If the tabbar is bound to the viewstack as a dataprovider, you can
manipulate properties of the tabbar / tab based on what the currently
selected child in the viewstack is.
I'm using a similar approach to set the style of the selected tab so
that it's background colour matches the selected child when the show
event fires I call a function which executes the following:
tbNavigate.setStyle("tabStyleName","tab" + vsContent.selectedChild.id);
That same approach should allow you to manipulate the tab / data that
you want no?
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "zzwi89" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know how to retrive a tab from a TabBar? If I use
> getChild() it returns a child of the associated ViewStack.
> TabNavigator, which I do not want to use, has a getTabAt() function. I
> checked out the code, and it simply does this:
>
> return Button(tabBar.getChildAt(index));
>
> If I do this on my tabBar, it pops up an error stating I can't cast a
> VBox to a Button. Why is it that TabNavigator can do this, but I
> cannot do this on my TabBar's children?
>
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