Try setting the creationPolicy='all' on the viewstack and perhaps the
canvases as well.
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Hello all,
I'm having a big trouble with a
First lets explain the problem:
A viewstack normally doesn't create all it's children, but only the
visible ones. This has been done in an ateempt to minimize the
startuptime of your application.
Possible solution:
1. Ask yourself if you really need to write data on something that is
not visible.
I found that using a bound Model component is a great solution to populating
and
updating data displayed on viewstack children.
You can update the Model and when the viewstack child is visible the modified
data will be present.
for example:
Create a Model
mx:Model id=myModel
record
, November 19, 2007 12:56 PM
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: Viewstack problems
I found that using a bound Model component is a great solution to
populating and
updating data displayed on viewstack children.
You can update the Model and when the viewstack child
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: Viewstack problems
I found that using a bound Model component is a great solution to
populating and
updating data displayed on viewstack children.
You can update the Model and when the viewstack child is visible the
modified
data
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I found that using a bound Model
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