I've got a repeater which is creating objects based on how many items
are in the HorizontalList. For the sake of this example lets say
there are 6 items. When I roll over an itemRenderer in the list I am
passing data to that object based on which itemRenderer you are rolled
over using
Thank you FlashCanon. I added the
rollOver=trace(event.currentTarget.parent.getChildIndex(event.currentTarget))
to my custom itemRenderer and that is tracing out an index value. Now
the only problems lies in what Tracy had said in her first response
about how only 5 items exist at once in a 10
Is there a way to get the index number of an itemRenderer in a
HorizontalList component onRollOver?
Yes. There are two flash/flex user groups in Minneapolis. One is more
of a lecture based/QA user group for all levels of skills called
FlashMN (http://www.flashmn.com/). And is an open invitation for
anyone. The other is in a discussion format where a new topic is
brought to the table for each
Does anyone know how one might go about applying easing to a scrollbar
in Flex?
How the heck to I figure out the specific item in a HorizontalList
that is being rolled over? What event do I have to listen for? I am
trying to pull an index number of the itemRenderer in the list that is
rolled over, but I can only seem to get the one that is selected.
Please help.
I'm trying to create an Actionscript class that extends Button.
Everything works great except for when a different font is embedded
the label moves up a few pixels. How can I reposition the label
inside the button so that it is centered again?
I'm trying to create an Actionscript class that extends Button.
Everything works great except for when a different font is embedded
the label moves up a few pixels. How can I reposition the label
inside the button so that it is centered again? Do I really have to
extend UIComponent instead of
I'm wondering if anyone else has come across this one. I am embedding
a font in Flex using FlashType for use on a button component.
onRollOver of this button I am using a Glow effect. When the glow
filter is applied the font changes to having no anti-aliasing.
onRollOut, when the filter is
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