Maybe you're running into a bug here. Try adding the following handler
to the updateComplete event of your Form component.
private function initializeForm( form : Form ) : void
{
var target : Form = form;
if( target == null ) return;
for each( var child : UIComponent in target.getChildren() )
{
if( child is FormItem )
{
child.invalidateSize();
}
}
}
Best,
Alex
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of brian_m_riley
Sent: 26 December 2006 21:57
To: [email protected]
Subject: [flexcoders] Using View States with Form Container
I've created a base state with a Form (we'll call it "myForm")
containing 3 FormItems each containing a TextInput; I've also created
2 additional view states:
State "FooA" just has a FormItem with a ComboBox and is based on above
base state, and is added as the last child of "myForm".
State "FooB" has 2 FormItems, one with a ComboBox, and the other with
a TextInput and is also based on the above base state, and is also
added as the last children of "myForm".
I change the state depending on the input in the 3rd TextInput in the
base state. The states change correctly, and I see the additional form
fields, but they do not vertically align with the rest of the fields
in the base form. The added fields are always shifted to the right.
Thoughts?
-riley
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