[flexcoders] Re: Calendar...visually show selection for related data?

2006-11-28 Thread qnotemedia
Never really found an answer to this.  Anyone know where I can find 
more primers on extending Components?  I've gone through a few, but 
none of them seem to really apply to this particular dilemma.

 - Chris

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, qnotemedia [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

 Sorry - posted this in the wrong thread!!
 
 So how about this? If you CTRL-Click on a default Datechooser in 
MXML,
 you get the built-in DateChooser.as. I'm particularly interested in
 the section on the showToday property, which of course has its own
 style for a specific date. I would think that maybe this could 
perhaps
 be edited to accept an array of dates instead of a single date? I 
just
 don't quite know enough yet on exactly how to do something that
 simple...
 
 - Chris
 
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Andrew D. Goodfellow 
 agoodfellow@ wrote:
 
  Yeah, I've been trying to figure this one out in my spare time as 
 well.
  selectedRanges is definitely not what you want. I haven't dug 
 into sub
  classing the DateChooser yet, but I am sure that will be required.
  
  Can anyone from Adobe shed some more light on this components 
 rendering
  grid?
  
  -Andy
  
  On 11/9/06, qnotemedia qnotemedia@ wrote:
  
 Nah, not selectedRanges - cause, I'd like to highlight 
specific 
 dates
   randomly, not consecutive ones. Though I haven't used
   selectedRanges...can you specify the same date as the range? 
 Will
   look into that...
  
   Anyone use Outlook's Calendar? i.e. when you look at the whole
   month, numbers (dates) that have meetings are bolded. That's 
what
   I'd like to accomplish.
  
   I figured this would clearly require extending the DateChooser 
 class
   and passing the data to it as a property. However, I'm not sure 
 how
   to selectively apply a bold style or something to a specific 
date.
   What part of the DateChooser is rendering the dates?
  
   - Chris
  
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   Chiverton tom.chiverton@
   wrote:
set selectedRanges ?
   
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Calendar...visually show selection for related data?

2006-11-28 Thread Hasan Otuome
Something simple that also works is taking a months array, slicing  
out the meetings and using the left overs as the basis for your  
disabledRanges array. HTH...=)


P E A C E

Hasan

On Nov 28, 2006, at 7:46 AM, qnotemedia wrote:


Never really found an answer to this. Anyone know where I can find
more primers on extending Components? I've gone through a few, but
none of them seem to really apply to this particular dilemma.

- Chris

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, qnotemedia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Sorry - posted this in the wrong thread!!

 So how about this? If you CTRL-Click on a default Datechooser in
MXML,
 you get the built-in DateChooser.as. I'm particularly interested in
 the section on the showToday property, which of course has its own
 style for a specific date. I would think that maybe this could
perhaps
 be edited to accept an array of dates instead of a single date? I
just
 don't quite know enough yet on exactly how to do something that
 simple...

 - Chris


 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Andrew D. Goodfellow
 agoodfellow@ wrote:
 
  Yeah, I've been trying to figure this one out in my spare time as
 well.
  selectedRanges is definitely not what you want. I haven't dug
 into sub
  classing the DateChooser yet, but I am sure that will be required.
 
  Can anyone from Adobe shed some more light on this components
 rendering
  grid?
 
  -Andy
 
  On 11/9/06, qnotemedia qnotemedia@ wrote:
  
   Nah, not selectedRanges - cause, I'd like to highlight
specific
 dates
   randomly, not consecutive ones. Though I haven't used
   selectedRanges...can you specify the same date as the range?
 Will
   look into that...
  
   Anyone use Outlook's Calendar? i.e. when you look at the whole
   month, numbers (dates) that have meetings are bolded. That's
what
   I'd like to accomplish.
  
   I figured this would clearly require extending the DateChooser
 class
   and passing the data to it as a property. However, I'm not sure
 how
   to selectively apply a bold style or something to a specific
date.
   What part of the DateChooser is rendering the dates?
  
   - Chris
  
   --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com flexcoders%
40yahoogroups.com,
 Tom
   Chiverton tom.chiverton@
   wrote:
set selectedRanges ?
   
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Calendar...visually show selection for related data?

2006-11-08 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Wednesday 08 November 2006 00:31, qnotemedia wrote:
 Given the original scenario, is there any way that I can apply this
 property to only a specfic collection of dates through something like a

set selectedRanges ?

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[flexcoders] Re: Calendar...visually show selection for related data?

2006-11-07 Thread qnotemedia
Perhaps a more specific example will help with my question...

I'm digging through the Flex2 docs and found the textDecoration 
property of the DateChooser.  Seeting this to underline will make ALL 
dates in the datechooser have lines under them.

Given the original scenario, is there any way that I can apply this 
property to only a specfic collection of dates through something like a 
for loop?  i.e. loop through the ArrayCollection, and for each date 
found, underline the specific matching date in the component, but leave 
the others alone.


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 I have a calendar component and an ArrayCollection of data that is 
 filtered depending on the selected date of the calendar.  Selecting a 
 date brings up a list of items in the array.
 
 Is there any way that I can visually extend the calendar component to 
 show markers where dates not selected have this associated data?






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