creationPolicy="all" I'll let someone else reply telling you why that's a bad idea.
On 10/20/07, Thomas Spellman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have a simple navigation interface with a navbar on the left, and a > content section on the right. The navbar is composed of several main > sections (canvases), each of which has several sub sections (a linkbar bound > to a viewstack). The content area has a main viewstack with a canvas for > each main section, and each of those has a viewstack that is bound to the > subsection linkbars in the navbar. > > > > The problem is that only the first of the subsection (nested) viewstacks > is initialized at runtime. When the user clicks on any section other than > the first, that section expands, but is empty, because the linkbar's > dataProvider is still null. It's only the second time it's selected that > it's displayed. When the nav section is expanded (which could be 1 minute > after loading), the dataProvider of the linkbar is still null. > > > > Is there some way to force it to initialize all of the nested viewstacks? > > > > I tried to do this in Application.creationComplete(), but when I iterated > through the main viewstack and attempted to list the child controls of its > canvases (there should be 1 viewstack in each), I got an exception because > they had 0 children at that point. Any ideas? > > > > Here's the app, right-click for source. To see the problem, try clicking > on a different section twice. The first time it fails, and the second time > it works normally. > > > > http://thosmos.com/develop/mockup/bin/darkroom.html > > > > T > > >
