Yeah, there should be per-module styles in all Apache Flex versions.
BTW, you’ll get more timely assistance by asking on the us...@flex.apache.org
mailing list.
-Alex
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I think if each window loads a module, that module gets its own styles. You
might need Flex 4.6 or later for that to work.
-Alex
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It could be that unless both text inputs contain strings that parse into
numbers you’ll get funky results like NaN for empty string.
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You can try asking on the d...@flex.apache.org or the Apache Flex LinkedIn
group. https://www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid=4296888
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The main issue is, as suggested, that ASC2.0 is not certified to compile MXML,
only AS.
If it worked in Ant, I’d guess you loaded the Flex SDK’s ant tasks which would
run the Flex SDKs compiler.
-Alex
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Way more people are probably watching the us...@flex.apache.org list. You
might try asking for help there, and if budget permits, offering to pay someone
to help you.
-Alex
From: stinas...@yahoo.commailto:stinas...@yahoo.com [flexcoders]
Try debugging the logic. Basically the principle is to call the same code that
would be called by manipulating the UI whenever the data is first ready.
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Try calling filterList and maybe calculateSum in expenseResult.
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The code looks mostly ok. I noticed you commented out the addEventListener
calls for COLLECTION_CHANGE. I'll bet it threw an error becuae expenseAr is
null until the RemoteObject returns a result. I would move the
addEventLIstener call to expenseResult() method when you know expenseAr is
Are you saying you've tried to port this to JS and it did not run as well?
I'll try to remember this site as we work on FlexJS.
Thanks,
-Alex
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Not sure what you mean by Flash to browser native.
I've come across 3 approaches so far:
1. emulate Flash in the browser. Jangaroo and Shumway are examples. Not
sure how it is going for them.
2. Emulate the current Flex SDK in JS. One Apache Flex committer is taking
this approach.
I'm going to ignore your brush fire topic, but I will address two other points:
juice under the hood. That is a concern for trying to emulate Flash or the
current Flex SDK in JS since that is quite a bit of code. But for FlexJS, if
you look at the prototype of the JQuery wrapping, it is a
Well, I don't know if Flash will return to being the solution for UI design.
With all of the various mobile browsers, I don't know if Flash will be able to
run in all of them.
But Flex, on the other hand, could. That's what I'm trying to make happen with
FlexJS. FlexJS won't control every
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