We had the same issue when we imported our Beta projects to the GA
release. After much struggling, I finally figured it out! You need
the source directory icon to look like a folder with an orange/yellow
target symbol, rather than an arrow/link symbol.
To do this, I deleted the link to the
found with firefox is that you have to have wmode
otherwise
the browser content will flicker. Sometimes the browser content will
appear
blank until you resize or scroll.
I haven't found a work around for the key issues though.
Angus
On 06/07/06, Scott Romer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi All -
We have a dataGrid setup with an ArrayCollection as the dataProvider.
In addition, we are making this dataGrid editable with ComboBoxes.
Does anyone have any recommendations as to what would be a GREAT
approach to setup this with dependent columns?
i.e. Depending on what you choose
Can't you just set buttonMode to true on the image, and then the
handCursor automatically shows up? (Seems to work for me...)
Just a thought. I suppose both would work though.
-Scott
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Rob Rusher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suggest just adding a click event on
seems to open the dropdown?
I'm confused at why this has an impact.
I'm going to try to convince team that we should not need
wmode=opaque, but would still be nice to have a different work around.
Thanks for any ideas.
-Scott
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Scott Romer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
So, recently, we were exploring options of including an IFrame on our
application to display some external content. In doing so, one
solution that we found was to include the wmode=opaque on the
Object/Embed tag, and display an absolutely positioned IFrame that is
updated during the moving of a
Hi all - I'm trying to work around an issue that I am having with a custom combo-box. It seems that it is setting the value to empty string (i.e. ""), when it should be null, which is then seen as a difference in the dataGrid itemEditEnd event, and so it tries to cast the "" String to the class
Hello -
I have some design constraints which is forcing me to use an Array
behind the scenes for updating a dataGrid. In either case, I have a
simpler version of the code here, that basically follows an example in
the docs except that the update is made directly to the array rather
than using
to work until you hit a header, then it works always.
Peace, Mike
On 6/13/06, Scott Romer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello -
I have some design constraints which is forcing me to use an Array
behind the scenes for updating a dataGrid. In either case, I
have
);
}
}
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Scott Romer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Mike. You've basically come to the same conclusion I have. I
really appreciate your time in trying to figure this out as well..
If you ever get any other ideas, feel free to let me know. I'm just
planning to move
I'm not sure if this is a bug, but I found this situation a while ago.
The solution that I had to use was to keep track of the column header
that is clicked on, and then use that to get the appropriate dataField
from the object so that I could compare the two objects.
This is not that elegant of
Out of curiousity:
Is this better or worse than creating a custom renderer to format
the data?
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Tuesday 23 May 2006 13:52, Tom Chiverton wrote:
How does one say 'for this column, use this formatter' ?
Thanks. I did see the documentation about the 'as' operator. And
that is why it confused me that the Flex source code did that for the
Boolean.
I have hacked around the issue for now, by automatically casting any
Boolean's to Numbers before I pass to the ObjectUtil.compare() method.
Luckily,
I am working to override a sortCompareFunction on a column, and in
doins so, I am handling my specific case and when applicable, just
passing to ObjectUtil.compare() so as not to reimplement all of the
simple type checking.
One case that I have is when the comparison objects are Booleans.
So I did a few more tests...
it looks like:
var a:Boolean = true;
var b:Boolean = false;
a as Number // 0
b as Number // 0
Number(a) // 1
Number(b) // 0
>From this, I think ObjectUtil class just needs to be updated in the
internalCompare function:
switch(typeOfA)
{
case boolean:
// Looks
I am working to override a sortCompareFunction on a column, and in
doins so, I am handling my specific case and when applicable, just
passing to ObjectUtil.compare() so as not to reimplement all of the
simple type checking.
One case that I have is when the comparison objects are Booleans.
support sorting on a
single field (or I need to reimplement how the placeSortArrow()..) My
preference is to not reimplement. If you have other ideas, they are
much appreciated.
Thanks,
-scott
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Manish Jethani
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/12/06, Scott Romer
across datagrids that are positioned next to each other.
Any more ideas would be much appreciated?
Thanks
-scott
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Manish Jethani
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/12/06, Scott Romer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have created a custom editor for my dataGrid. I am also
of
headerStyle to
this class?
Thanks
Agha Mehdi
IDT - eBusiness Program Manager
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From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Scott Romer
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 5:31 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re
I have created a custom editor for my dataGrid. I am also handling
the itemEditEnd event. When focus exists in a cell in this column and
I try to TAB out, I am prevented... In tracing through the code, (in
DataGrid.as, I believe I know why.. but not sure if this is a bug or
by design). Of
That almost works... perhaps it just needs to be cleaned up a bit.
In my mxml file, I included the following:
mx:Style
DataGrid
{
headerStyleName:headerStyle;
headerColors:#00,#CCD9E6;
}
.headerStyle
{
fontWeight:bold;
fontSize:10;
color:#ff;
}
/mx:Style
NOTE: It looks like
I am working on a version of adding generic sorting on my class that
extends DataGrid. The placeSortArrow method of DataGrid is marked
as protected, so I can call the method, but the arrow will never show
up because sortIndex has to be set and is marked private. In
addition, I can't set some of
I'm working on a very similar problem. When I specify the
sortCompareFunction on a DataGridColumn, it looks like it tries to
actually execute that function from the SortField. Try tracing
through and see for yourself...
It looks like it takes the column's datafield and creates a sortField
for
Take a look in:
InstallDir\Flex Builder 2.0 Beta 3\Flex SDK 2.0\frameworks\source
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, judah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just downloaded the Flex Builder 2 Beta 3 and I'm having
difficulty
finding the source code that I heard was going to be in it. I looked
ror is for the item editor when you say it's the
renderer
that you change to fix it. Sounds like a bug to me
I'll forward it
inside.
Matt
--
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On
Behalf Of *Scott Romer
*Sent:* Thurs
I've been struggling for some time now (and I'm assuming this must just be so brain-dead simple)...Trying to set an ItemRenderer and ItemEditor on a datagridColumn. For certain ItemRenderer's, I am getting a null error. (using Flex 2 beta 2)NOTE: I am not trying to use these as my actual
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