You don’t need an ID as the
properties from the super class are within the “this” scope of the
custom component..so if you extended the TextInput and wanted to set the text
property:
<mx:TextInput creationComplete=”setDefault()”>
public
function setDefault(){
//Sets
the text property to a default value
text=”default”
}
</mx:TextInput>
-Mike
From:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alban Soupper
Sent: 10 October 2005 09:12
To: Flexcoders (E-mail)
Subject: [flexcoders] Accessing
the root of a custom component
Hi all,
is there a workaround to the fact that "id is
not allowed on root node"?
How can I access the root node of a custom
component to change its property?
Best regards,
Alban.
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