Hi Brian,

If the three or four containers that will contain your views are in fixed positions, you might want to consider using ViewStates or ViewStacks, inside the containers, to load the desired panel components.  A more dynamic approach, would be to use a container control that repeats; like a Repeater or a TileList.  To add and remove the Panel component DisplayObjects to/from the Repeater (TileList), you can use the addChild() and removeChild() methods in AS code.  The addChildAt() and removeChildAt() methods will also work, if you are inserting or removing specific Views in specific locations.

-TH
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Tim Hoff

Cynergy Systems, Inc.

http://www.cynergysystems.com

Office: 866-CYNERGY 


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