The popup scenario is not what the client is looking for. The second option you gave me, does not work either. Instead it puts the box in the upper left of the screen, and all the items within the box appear one on top of another. So the items are in the center of the box, with the username label appearing first, then below it the password label, then below that the username text input box, so on and so forth.
I could really use some sugestions on how to get this to work. JS --- In [email protected], "Shaun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > a couple of options: > > 1) change your login control to a popup titlewindow instead and use > popupmanager to center it to the viewstack > 2) put your login control in a <mx:Box> control that takes up the > full size of the viewstack and has verticalAlign set to middle and > horizontalAlign set to center. > > Shaun > > --- In [email protected], "cardinalflexjeremy" > <sandersjs@> wrote: > > > > I have a viewstack, that contains two sub components. One (the > first) > > is simply a small login panel. (its actually just a canvas with text > > fields and a header etc inside it). The second is what is shown once > > the user is logged in; its also a large canvas, with a function app > > inside that component. > > > > So my code looks like this: > > > > <mx:ViewStack width="800" height="600" maxHeight="600" > maxWidth="800" > > selectedChild="{getView(false)}" id="myViewStack"> > > <view:LoggedInView id="LoggedInView" /> > > <view:loginPanel id="LoginView" /> > > > > </mx:ViewStack> > > > > So I want to have the loginPanel displayed in the center of the > > available real estate, regardless of screen real estate, (some > viewers > > might be 1024x 768 and some might be 800 x 600) is there anyway to > > automatically center the loginPanel component in the parent view > stack? > > > > Thanks > > JS > > >
