Ah, well,
In my experience color names are specified using 0x?????? for colors
in tag attributes, and you seem to be using #?????? sucessfully which
is not my experience. Regardless, try removing the '#' from the
oninit handler, to get:
<handler name="oninit" args="">
<![CDATA[
/* this text color is black !! */
textComponent = new
lz.text(this,{x:"10",y:"35",fgcolor:"FFFFFF",fontsize:"18"});
textComponent.setText("Test");
]]>
</handler>
see if that helps.
On Aug 29, 2008, at 6:29 AM, Marc Bachstein wrote:
Hello,
I cannot set the text color of a <text> component, which is created
dynamically. In DHTML runtime it works. SWF8 runtime fails.
<canvas>
<view name="mainView" width="800" height="300" bgcolor="#DDDDDD">
<!-- this text color is white -->
<text x="10" y="10" fgcolor="#FFFFFF"
fontsize="18">Test</text>
<handler name="oninit" args=""><![CDATA[
/* this text color is black !! */
textComponent = new
lz.text(this,{x:"10",y:"35",fgcolor:"#FFFFFF",fontsize:"18"});
textComponent.setText("Test");
]]>
</handler>
</view>
</canvas>
Does anybody know a work around for this?
Kind Regards,
Marc
