I think what you want is _focusrect.
It's a MovieClip property, so you would have to target the movieclip
instances that are recieving focus.
myMC._focusrect = false;
M.
On 5/3/06, John Giotta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
datagrid.rollOverColor = yourBackgroundColor;
Thanks elibol, but not it.
You'd have to see it for yourself if I'm not making any sense.
I have a Datagrid in on SWF and another SWF is loading it.
Whenever the ScrollBar of the Datagrid is focused, a light green halo
forms around the entire Datagrid. That's what I want gone.
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Thanks elibol, but not it.
You'd have to see it for yourself if I'm not making any sense.
I have a Datagrid in on SWF and another SWF is loading it.
Whenever
Oh sorry, I don't have much experience with the v2 data grid.
I think though you can pinpoint what is happening by overriding the scroll
bars onRollOver event. Maybe if you could examine the source you would find
out what the onRollOver may be delegated to. You might be able to see which
event
change these properties
datagrid.rollOverColor = yourBackgroundColor;
datagrid.textRollOverColor = yourTextColor;
datagrid inherits from the List -- check out setting styles in the help.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of John Giotta
Sent: Tue 5/2/2006 4:55
datagrid.rollOverColor = yourBackgroundColor;
datagrid.textRollOverColor = yourTextColor;
I want to get rid of the light green glow around the Datagrid when
ever the ScrollBar is focused.
Not the row roll over.
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