I got this thing to work perfectly under Flex 3 but in Flex 2 which I am
targeting for, it breaks.
In Flex 3, the panel's border metrics give me top:30, left:10,
right:10, and bottom:10. I am able to get this from PanelSkin.
In Flex 2, the panel's border metrics give me top:0, left:0,
some aspects of how Panel gets its borders changed in 3.0. The
algorithm will have to be different, but still should be doable. There
might be a timing issue as to when you ask. I don't remember the
details right now.
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
I managed to do what I want in Flex 2 by hardcoding the values that I
know in Flex 3. I am doing this in a panel's updateDisplayList()
override. Gets me by for now. Thx again, Alex.
Alex Harui wrote:
some aspects of how Panel gets its borders changed in 3.0. The
algorithm will have to be
Hello all,
I am trying to get access the content area of a panel as I would like to
skin it relative to the panel's content area. I am referring to that box
of white space underneath the title bar.
From the docs it says:
A Panel ../langref/mx/containers/Panel.html layout container includes
It is not guaranteed to be a separate object. It is drawn by the
panel's borderskin and located within the coordinates of the panel minus
its viewMetrics.
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mark Lapasa
Sent: Monday, November
I managed to get to the panel's boarderskin via the panel's rawchildren.
I guess it's now just a matter of figuring out the math. Thx Alex.
Alex Harui wrote:
It is not guaranteed to be a separate object. It is drawn by the
panel's borderskin and located within the coordinates of the panel
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