--- In [email protected], "daddyo_buckeye" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I'm trying to add a number of colorpickers and textareas to my app
> dynamically. Each item needs a separate id, and the colorpickers
need
> to call an open() and change() method and pass the textarea id as a
> parameter along with the event.
>
> I'm a little baffled on how to set the methods, but my ids are
> setting successfully. Here's my code:
>
> public function addPicker():void {
> var i:int;
> for (i = 0; i < 5; i++){
> var ssPicker:ColorPicker = new ColorPicker();
> var ssTextArea:TextArea = new TextArea();
> var ssVBox:VBox = new VBox();
> ssPicker.id = "cp"+i;
> //note: following two lines don't work.
> ssPicker.open = openEvt(event,"descriptBox"+i);
> ssPicker.change = changeColor(event,"descriptBox"+i);
>
> ssTextArea.id = "descriptBox"+i;
> ssTextArea.width = 125;
> ssTextArea.height = 22;
> ssTextArea.text = "Select Color";
> myVBox.addChild(ssVBox);
> ssVBox.addChild(ssPicker);
> ssVBox.addChild(ssTextArea);
> }
> }
Setting the id like that won't let you reference it later by ID.
Also, you're trying to use the MXML way of assigning event listeners
in AS. Try something like this
private var cp:Array=new Array();
for (i=0;i<5;i++){
ssPicker = new ColorPicker();
cp.push(ssPicker);
//you'll need to look at event.currentTarget to see which picker it
is
ssPicker.addEventListener("open", yourFunction);
}
You may find that you're better off using a data source that a List
control is bound to for this. When the color pickers change the data
source, the descriptBoxes, which would be itemRenderers for some
other list based control, can automatically pick up the change.
HTH;
Amy
