When you say loop over components, do you mean loop over existing UI
objects? Or do you mean create UI objects?
If you are creating, then do something like the following to create a
label and/or textbox control for each index of the array returned:
For loop
{
var newLabel =
Hello Rottman,
You already created the newGrid and assigned a
dynamic id to that. Why can't you use the same intance
variable name in the rest of the code.
i.e.
var newGridRow =
parentApplication.closing.newGrid.createChild(mx.containers.GridRow,
undefined);
--Suresh Akula.
--- Jeremy
try it out this
parentApplication.closing.createChild(mx.containers.Grid,
undefined,{id = grid+i});
--Suresh
--- Jeremy Rottman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I tried what you said Suresh, and it is still a
no go. Here is my
updated code.
for ( var
i:Number=0;iresult.length;i++){
correction
parentApplication.closing.createChild(mx.containers.Grid,
undefined,{id:grid+i});
--- Suresh Akula [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try it out this
parentApplication.closing.createChild(mx.containers.Grid,
undefined,{id = grid+i});
--Suresh
--- Jeremy Rottman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
can you explain me why you are using
parentApplication.closing.mainPanel.subCanvas.
can't you use
subCanvas.createChild(...);
here is the sample application
?xml version=1.0?
mx:Application
xmlns:mx=http://www.macromedia.com/2003/mxml
mx:Script
![CDATA[
function getData1():Array {
So the issue is not assigning an id, but rather that you are not able to
successfully use createChild() at all?
Could the problem be the reference chain?
Can you do it in a sample app?
Tracy
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Use percentWidth and percentHeight instead
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Behalf Of Jeremy Rottman
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 3:32 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Looping output
Well tracy, it is
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