[flexcoders] Re: TileList and CustomItemRenderer: How to dynamically change styles

2009-10-13 Thread anuppc

Hi Amy,

I was able to set the contentBackgroundColor using a setStyleFunction as you 
have done in your example.

 private function setStyleFunction(xmlData:XML):Object
 {
   
return  {contentBackgroundColor:0xF0F0F0,
 borderStyle: solid, 
 borderThickness:1,
 cornerRadius: 10
 }; 
 }  

Now some improvements to this style. i would like to have a gradient fill for 
the contentBackgroundColor.
Any  ideas?

Thanks



--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anu...@... wrote:

 Hi, please ignore the last question. The correct style is 
 contentBackGround. 
 
 Thanks
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anuppc@ wrote:
 
  BTW, I tried simplifying my custom renderer to : 
  
  mx:Canvas xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100% 
  height=100% /
  
  Now i get some blank tiles with white background. I was expecting to see my 
  backgroundColor style setting on the Canvas. 
  
  I also noticed that even setting background color directly on the Canvas in 
  the ItemRenderer also does not have any effect. 
  
  Thats the reason that i have a HBOX container in my previous version of the 
  ItemRenderer. If i set the background on this component then i do see the 
  background color at runtime. 
  
  Any tips?
  
  Thanks
  
  --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anuppc@ wrote:
  
   Hi Amy,
   
   
   Thanks for that example. It did help me partially. My item renderer is a 
   custom item renderer.
   
   mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100% 
   height=100% backgroundColor=#C9C9C9 borderStyle=solid 
   borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
   mx:HBox  id=box  horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle 
   width=100%  height=100%   borderColor=#B7BABC borderStyle=solid 
   borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5 themeColor=#009DFF 
  mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle 
   borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
   mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100 
   source=assets/{data.Image}   visible=true/
   
   mx:Label text={data.Name}  width=100 textAlign=center  
   visible=true /
  /mx:VBox
   
   /mx:HBox
   
   /mx:VBox
   
   My style function is quite simple for now.
   
  private function enoDefaultStyleFunction(xmlData:XML):Object
   {
  
   return{color:0xFF};   
}  
   
   What this does is that it sets the color of the Label text as blue 
   (0xFF).
   How do i set the background of the VBox or the HBox within my custom item 
   renderer.
   
   I tried changing style function to return backgroundColor:0xFF, 
   however that had no effect.
   
   Once again many thanks for giving a precise answer.
   
   Cheers
   
   --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, droponrcll amyblankenship@ wrote:
   


--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anuppc@ wrote:

 
 Hi,
 I'm new to flex, would need some help from the experts.
 
 I have a TileList in my application.. Here is the snippet:
 
   
   var favList:TileList = new TileList();
   favList.columnCount = 2;
   favList.dataProvider = favArr;
   favList.itemRenderer = createItemRenderer();
   favList.percentHeight = 100;
   favList.percentWidth = 100;
   favList.dropEnabled = true;
   favList.dragEnabled = true;
   favList.dragMoveEnabled = true;
 
 The ItemRenderer tied to the TileList  is :
 
 mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100%
 height=100% borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  
 cornerRadius=5
 mx:Style
 
 .filled
 {
 border-style: solid;
 border-thickness: 0;
 border-skin: 
 ClassReference(border.SimpleGradientBorder);
 fill-colors: #F0F0F0, #C9C9C9;
 corner-radius: 10;
 drop-shadow-enabled: true;
 }
 
 /mx:Style
 mx:Script
 ![CDATA[
 public function changeStyleWest(col1:String, 
 col2:String):void
 {
 box.setStyle(fillColors, [col1, col2]);
 }
 ]]
 /mx:Script
 mx:HBox  id=box styleName=filled horizontalAlign=center
 verticalAlign=middle width=100% height=100%   
 borderColor=#B7BABC
 borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
 themeColor=#009DFF 
mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle
 borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
 mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100
 

[flexcoders] Re: TileList and CustomItemRenderer: How to dynamically change styles

2009-10-12 Thread anuppc
Hi Amy,


Thanks for that example. It did help me partially. My item renderer is a custom 
item renderer.

mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100% height=100% 
backgroundColor=#C9C9C9 borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  
cornerRadius=5
mx:HBox  id=box  horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle 
width=100%  height=100%   borderColor=#B7BABC borderStyle=solid 
borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5 themeColor=#009DFF 
   mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle borderStyle=solid 
borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100 source=assets/{data.Image} 
  visible=true/

mx:Label text={data.Name}  width=100 textAlign=center  
visible=true /
   /mx:VBox

/mx:HBox

/mx:VBox

My style function is quite simple for now.

 private function enoDefaultStyleFunction(xmlData:XML):Object
{
   
return  {color:0xFF};   
 }  

What this does is that it sets the color of the Label text as blue (0xFF).
How do i set the background of the VBox or the HBox within my custom item 
renderer.

I tried changing style function to return backgroundColor:0xFF, however 
that had no effect.

Once again many thanks for giving a precise answer.

Cheers

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, droponrcll amyblankens...@... wrote:

 
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anuppc@ wrote:
 
  
  Hi,
  I'm new to flex, would need some help from the experts.
  
  I have a TileList in my application.. Here is the snippet:
  
  
  var favList:TileList = new TileList();
  favList.columnCount = 2;
  favList.dataProvider = favArr;
  favList.itemRenderer = createItemRenderer();
  favList.percentHeight = 100;
  favList.percentWidth = 100;
  favList.dropEnabled = true;
  favList.dragEnabled = true;
  favList.dragMoveEnabled = true;
  
  The ItemRenderer tied to the TileList  is :
  
  mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100%
  height=100% borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
  mx:Style
  
  .filled
  {
  border-style: solid;
  border-thickness: 0;
  border-skin: ClassReference(border.SimpleGradientBorder);
  fill-colors: #F0F0F0, #C9C9C9;
  corner-radius: 10;
  drop-shadow-enabled: true;
  }
  
  /mx:Style
  mx:Script
  ![CDATA[
  public function changeStyleWest(col1:String, col2:String):void
  {
  box.setStyle(fillColors, [col1, col2]);
  }
  ]]
  /mx:Script
  mx:HBox  id=box styleName=filled horizontalAlign=center
  verticalAlign=middle width=100% height=100%   borderColor=#B7BABC
  borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
  themeColor=#009DFF 
 mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle
  borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
  mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100
  source=assets/{data.Image}   visible=true/
  
  mx:Label text={data.Name}  width=100 textAlign=center 
  visible=true /
 /mx:VBox
  
  /mx:HBox
  
  /mx:VBox
  
  Now what i want to achieve is else where in the application there are couple
  of buttons and on clicking these buttons i want to change the fill-colors or
  style of each Tile based on some Data attributes.
 
 http://flexdiary.blogspot.com/2008/08/tilelist-with-stylefunction.html
 
 There's a more complete example of how to use it in the Grouping Function 
 example.
 
 HTH;
 
 Amy





[flexcoders] Re: TileList and CustomItemRenderer: How to dynamically change styles

2009-10-12 Thread anuppc
BTW, I tried simplifying my custom renderer to : 

mx:Canvas xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100% height=100% 
/

Now i get some blank tiles with white background. I was expecting to see my 
backgroundColor style setting on the Canvas. 

I also noticed that even setting background color directly on the Canvas in the 
ItemRenderer also does not have any effect. 

Thats the reason that i have a HBOX container in my previous version of the 
ItemRenderer. If i set the background on this component then i do see the 
background color at runtime. 

Any tips?

Thanks

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anu...@... wrote:

 Hi Amy,
 
 
 Thanks for that example. It did help me partially. My item renderer is a 
 custom item renderer.
 
 mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100% height=100% 
 backgroundColor=#C9C9C9 borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  
 cornerRadius=5
 mx:HBox  id=box  horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle 
 width=100%  height=100%   borderColor=#B7BABC borderStyle=solid 
 borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5 themeColor=#009DFF 
mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle 
 borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
 mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100 
 source=assets/{data.Image}   visible=true/
 
 mx:Label text={data.Name}  width=100 textAlign=center  
 visible=true /
/mx:VBox
 
 /mx:HBox
 
 /mx:VBox
 
 My style function is quite simple for now.
 
private function enoDefaultStyleFunction(xmlData:XML):Object
 {

 return{color:0xFF};   
  }  
 
 What this does is that it sets the color of the Label text as blue (0xFF).
 How do i set the background of the VBox or the HBox within my custom item 
 renderer.
 
 I tried changing style function to return backgroundColor:0xFF, however 
 that had no effect.
 
 Once again many thanks for giving a precise answer.
 
 Cheers
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, droponrcll amyblankenship@ wrote:
 
  
  
  --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anuppc@ wrote:
  
   
   Hi,
   I'm new to flex, would need some help from the experts.
   
   I have a TileList in my application.. Here is the snippet:
   
 
 var favList:TileList = new TileList();
 favList.columnCount = 2;
 favList.dataProvider = favArr;
 favList.itemRenderer = createItemRenderer();
 favList.percentHeight = 100;
 favList.percentWidth = 100;
 favList.dropEnabled = true;
 favList.dragEnabled = true;
 favList.dragMoveEnabled = true;
   
   The ItemRenderer tied to the TileList  is :
   
   mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100%
   height=100% borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
   mx:Style
   
   .filled
   {
   border-style: solid;
   border-thickness: 0;
   border-skin: ClassReference(border.SimpleGradientBorder);
   fill-colors: #F0F0F0, #C9C9C9;
   corner-radius: 10;
   drop-shadow-enabled: true;
   }
   
   /mx:Style
   mx:Script
   ![CDATA[
   public function changeStyleWest(col1:String, col2:String):void
   {
   box.setStyle(fillColors, [col1, col2]);
   }
   ]]
   /mx:Script
   mx:HBox  id=box styleName=filled horizontalAlign=center
   verticalAlign=middle width=100% height=100%   borderColor=#B7BABC
   borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
   themeColor=#009DFF 
  mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle
   borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
   mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100
   source=assets/{data.Image}   visible=true/
   
   mx:Label text={data.Name}  width=100 textAlign=center 
   visible=true /
  /mx:VBox
   
   /mx:HBox
   
   /mx:VBox
   
   Now what i want to achieve is else where in the application there are 
   couple
   of buttons and on clicking these buttons i want to change the fill-colors 
   or
   style of each Tile based on some Data attributes.
  
  http://flexdiary.blogspot.com/2008/08/tilelist-with-stylefunction.html
  
  There's a more complete example of how to use it in the Grouping Function 
  example.
  
  HTH;
  
  Amy
 





[flexcoders] Re: TileList and CustomItemRenderer: How to dynamically change styles

2009-10-12 Thread anuppc
Hi, please ignore the last question. The correct style is contentBackGround. 

Thanks

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anu...@... wrote:

 BTW, I tried simplifying my custom renderer to : 
 
 mx:Canvas xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100% 
 height=100% /
 
 Now i get some blank tiles with white background. I was expecting to see my 
 backgroundColor style setting on the Canvas. 
 
 I also noticed that even setting background color directly on the Canvas in 
 the ItemRenderer also does not have any effect. 
 
 Thats the reason that i have a HBOX container in my previous version of the 
 ItemRenderer. If i set the background on this component then i do see the 
 background color at runtime. 
 
 Any tips?
 
 Thanks
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anuppc@ wrote:
 
  Hi Amy,
  
  
  Thanks for that example. It did help me partially. My item renderer is a 
  custom item renderer.
  
  mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100% 
  height=100% backgroundColor=#C9C9C9 borderStyle=solid 
  borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
  mx:HBox  id=box  horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle 
  width=100%  height=100%   borderColor=#B7BABC borderStyle=solid 
  borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5 themeColor=#009DFF 
 mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle 
  borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
  mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100 
  source=assets/{data.Image}   visible=true/
  
  mx:Label text={data.Name}  width=100 textAlign=center  
  visible=true /
 /mx:VBox
  
  /mx:HBox
  
  /mx:VBox
  
  My style function is quite simple for now.
  
   private function enoDefaultStyleFunction(xmlData:XML):Object
  {
 
  return  {color:0xFF};   
   }  
  
  What this does is that it sets the color of the Label text as blue 
  (0xFF).
  How do i set the background of the VBox or the HBox within my custom item 
  renderer.
  
  I tried changing style function to return backgroundColor:0xFF, 
  however that had no effect.
  
  Once again many thanks for giving a precise answer.
  
  Cheers
  
  --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, droponrcll amyblankenship@ wrote:
  
   
   
   --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anuppc@ wrote:
   

Hi,
I'm new to flex, would need some help from the experts.

I have a TileList in my application.. Here is the snippet:


var favList:TileList = new TileList();
favList.columnCount = 2;
favList.dataProvider = favArr;
favList.itemRenderer = createItemRenderer();
favList.percentHeight = 100;
favList.percentWidth = 100;
favList.dropEnabled = true;
favList.dragEnabled = true;
favList.dragMoveEnabled = true;

The ItemRenderer tied to the TileList  is :

mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100%
height=100% borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
mx:Style

.filled
{
border-style: solid;
border-thickness: 0;
border-skin: ClassReference(border.SimpleGradientBorder);
fill-colors: #F0F0F0, #C9C9C9;
corner-radius: 10;
drop-shadow-enabled: true;
}

/mx:Style
mx:Script
![CDATA[
public function changeStyleWest(col1:String, 
col2:String):void
{
box.setStyle(fillColors, [col1, col2]);
}
]]
/mx:Script
mx:HBox  id=box styleName=filled horizontalAlign=center
verticalAlign=middle width=100% height=100%   
borderColor=#B7BABC
borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
themeColor=#009DFF 
   mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle
borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100
source=assets/{data.Image}   visible=true/

mx:Label text={data.Name}  width=100 textAlign=center 
visible=true /
   /mx:VBox

/mx:HBox

/mx:VBox

Now what i want to achieve is else where in the application there are 
couple
of buttons and on clicking these buttons i want to change the 
fill-colors or
style of each Tile based on some Data attributes.
   
   http://flexdiary.blogspot.com/2008/08/tilelist-with-stylefunction.html
   
   There's a more complete example of how to use it in the Grouping Function 
   example.
   
   HTH;
   
   Amy
  
 





[flexcoders] Re: TileList and CustomItemRenderer: How to dynamically change styles

2009-10-09 Thread valdhor
TileList and DataGrid are both extended from ListBase so an itemrenderer for 
one should work the same as for the other. If not, only slight changes would 
need to be made.



--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anu...@... wrote:

 
 H. Alex i saw your examples ... most are based on DataGrid. I need an
 example for a TileList.
 
 The issue i have is from my external event handler code, how can i change
 the style on the each item in the TileList.  I see that getting a handle to
 the ItemRenderer is not recommended to change the style
 
 
 
 
 
 
 anuppc wrote:
  
  Hi,
  I'm new to flex, would need some help from the experts.
  
  I have a TileList in my application.. Here is the snippet:
  
  
  var favList:TileList = new TileList();
  favList.columnCount = 2;
  favList.dataProvider = favArr;
  favList.itemRenderer = createItemRenderer();
  favList.percentHeight = 100;
  favList.percentWidth = 100;
  favList.dropEnabled = true;
  favList.dragEnabled = true;
  favList.dragMoveEnabled = true;
  
  The ItemRenderer tied to the TileList  is :
  
  mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100%
  height=100% borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
  mx:Style
  
  .filled
  {
  border-style: solid;
  border-thickness: 0;
  border-skin: ClassReference(border.SimpleGradientBorder);
  fill-colors: #F0F0F0, #C9C9C9;
  corner-radius: 10;
  drop-shadow-enabled: true;
  }
  
  /mx:Style
  mx:Script
  ![CDATA[
  public function changeStyleWest(col1:String, col2:String):void
  {
  box.setStyle(fillColors, [col1, col2]);
  }
  ]]
  /mx:Script
  mx:HBox  id=box styleName=filled horizontalAlign=center
  verticalAlign=middle width=100% height=100%   borderColor=#B7BABC
  borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
  themeColor=#009DFF 
 mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle
  borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
  mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100
  source=assets/{data.Image}   visible=true/
  
  mx:Label text={data.Name}  width=100 textAlign=center 
  visible=true /
 /mx:VBox
  
  /mx:HBox
  
  /mx:VBox
  
  Now what i want to achieve is else where in the application there are
  couple of buttons and on clicking these buttons i want to change the
  fill-colors or style of each Tile based on some Data attributes.
  
  Many Thanks
  
 
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[flexcoders] Re: TileList and CustomItemRenderer: How to dynamically change styles

2009-10-09 Thread droponrcll


--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, anuppc anu...@... wrote:

 
 Hi,
 I'm new to flex, would need some help from the experts.
 
 I have a TileList in my application.. Here is the snippet:
 
   
   var favList:TileList = new TileList();
   favList.columnCount = 2;
   favList.dataProvider = favArr;
   favList.itemRenderer = createItemRenderer();
   favList.percentHeight = 100;
   favList.percentWidth = 100;
   favList.dropEnabled = true;
   favList.dragEnabled = true;
   favList.dragMoveEnabled = true;
 
 The ItemRenderer tied to the TileList  is :
 
 mx:VBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100%
 height=100% borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
 mx:Style
 
 .filled
 {
 border-style: solid;
 border-thickness: 0;
 border-skin: ClassReference(border.SimpleGradientBorder);
 fill-colors: #F0F0F0, #C9C9C9;
 corner-radius: 10;
 drop-shadow-enabled: true;
 }
 
 /mx:Style
 mx:Script
 ![CDATA[
 public function changeStyleWest(col1:String, col2:String):void
 {
 box.setStyle(fillColors, [col1, col2]);
 }
 ]]
 /mx:Script
 mx:HBox  id=box styleName=filled horizontalAlign=center
 verticalAlign=middle width=100% height=100%   borderColor=#B7BABC
 borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
 themeColor=#009DFF 
mx:VBox horizontalAlign=center verticalAlign=middle
 borderStyle=solid borderThickness=0  cornerRadius=5
 mx:Image id=image  width=100 height=100
 source=assets/{data.Image}   visible=true/
 
 mx:Label text={data.Name}  width=100 textAlign=center 
 visible=true /
/mx:VBox
 
 /mx:HBox
 
 /mx:VBox
 
 Now what i want to achieve is else where in the application there are couple
 of buttons and on clicking these buttons i want to change the fill-colors or
 style of each Tile based on some Data attributes.

http://flexdiary.blogspot.com/2008/08/tilelist-with-stylefunction.html

There's a more complete example of how to use it in the Grouping Function 
example.

HTH;

Amy