I have a datagrid populated with a dataprovider. I add items to the
dataprovider with the following type of statement:
dataprovider.addItem({u:{label:clearUser, role:clearRole},
uState:clearState, sel:false, data:l});
I can sort according to uState no problem with the following:
I'm having an issue resizing externally loaded .swf files. It's no
problem if the content of the external .swf is contained within the
movie's stage, but if not, how can I resize it based on it's width or
height? Especially if the content is animated and the height/width is
constantly
inside the loaded SWF... (I've used that
trick before!) Or use variables with the height and width on the first
frame of your loaded SWF
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Brandon Krakowsky/MTC a écrit :
I'm having an issue resizing externally loaded .swf files. It's no
problem if the content of the external .swf
Yeah, that's what I figured. I was hoping it was more of a Tint type
effect, as if I manually added a tint on MovieClipB. Thanks!
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Hello all. This is probably very simple. I'm trying to pass the instance
name of a textfield to a setTextColor function which applies a
TextFormat. The function takes 4 parameters, the new format name, the
textfield instance name, the textfield color, and the textfield alignment.
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On May 22, 2006, at 11:04 AM, Brandon Krakowsky/MTC wrote:
Hello all. This is probably very simple. I'm trying to pass the
instance
name of a textfield to a setTextColor function which applies a
TextFormat. The function takes 4 parameters, the new
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