getChildByName searches the parent for a match with a child's .name property.
A child's id property is not always the name and is a document reference (the
outermost tag in the MXML file) so a parent won't always have a child with the
name of the child's id.
Usually in a script block, because
At 02:52 AM 5/15/2009, you wrote:
getChildByName searches the parent for a match with a child's .name
property. A child's id property is not always the name and is a
document reference (the outermost tag in the MXML file) so a parent
won't always have a child with the name of the child's id.
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