> How do I allow the user to navigate from one page to the next?
You'd generally use a ViewStack if the pages have little UI in common with each other. Use states if they have a lot in common. You can also mix and match, using a ViewStack for part of the screen, etc. A ViewStack shows 1 of N of its child views. You change which child it displays by setting its selectedChild or selectedIndex property. Gordon Smith Adobe Flex SDK Team ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Luke Vanderfluit Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 5:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [flexcoders] newbie question Hi. Im relatively new to flex and am writing an application at work using flex! Yes! I want to get a log in page working in flex. Doing this in html/jsp one would create a page, submit the page and (if credentials are good) move to the next page. In flex, the concept of reloading pages is non-existent, I believe. So I know how to connect to a server from a flex client to test the user credentials... The question is: How do I allow the user to navigate from one page to the next? (I am currently using states. Is that the way?) My submit button will call an actionscript function that will test the credentials, but it should also put the user into the next step of the application, what is the accepted way of doing this? Thanks. Kind regards. -- Luke Vanderfluit Analyst / Web Programmer e3Learning.com.au 08 8221 6422
