> Flex 3 however it does not.
How does it fail? When you put
backgroundColor: #FFFFFF
in CSS and execute
var backgroundColor:Number = getStyle("backgroundColor")
what value does this var get set to? It should be 16777215.
Gordon Smith
Adobe Flex SDK Team
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Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 3:47 PM
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Subject: [flexcoders] Please help graphics.beginFill and css issue
Hi all,
came across an issue with our custom tab skin. while drawing the
shapes we pull the colors from our css. the colors are stored like
backgroundColor: #FFFFFF
we then call the style via
var backgroundColor:Number = getStyle( "backgroundColor" );
then we fill our shape
graphics.beginFill( backgroundColor, backgroundAlpha );
now in flex 2 this worked fine. In Flex 3 however it does not. I did
some testing and if I hardcode backgroundColor:
var backgroundColor:Number = #FFFFFF;
the fill still doesnt work. Now if I change the var to a uint and
modify the value to comply
var backgroundColor:Number = 0xFFFFFF;
the skin renders. Now here is my issue. css does not recognize
0xFFFFFF. Any ideas what I am doing wrong, or what I can do to get
this to work with Flex 3?
thanks your your time
Jeff
