Is there any way for a LinkBar to approximate the activeTab style
behaviour? Either with a style or via ActionScript? I need to set
the background and text color for a link once it has been selected
in order to visually indicate that it was selected/active. With a
TabNavigator I was able to
The closest thing I can think of (without looking into it) would be
the disabledColor attribute of the LinkBar control. The currently
active link in the LinkBar is disabled and will take on the
disabledColor attribute.
To what extent did you want to style the active link?
Andrew Spaulding
I'd like the background color of the link to remain hilighted (same
color as rollover) after selecting it instead of only changing
momentarily. I'd actually like to do the same for toggle buttons
so that there is some stronger indication that they are in
a selected state rather than just the
Hi folks,
I have been building a Flex app with some collaboration
functionalities. I basically need to allow a remote user to take over
a Flex app, and it has been a total PITA to accomplish...
Wouldn't it be nice to have a some native remoting support a la VNC in
the future???
- a way to
Thanks, Matt. I will stop trying for now, as I am a
novice. :)
In case anybody interested, I am doing it the crude
way, that is: I created 2 DataGrids. The one on the
bottom is with headers and scrollbar, and the rows are
spaced out, and the rows are set to align on top. The
DataGrid on top is
Hi,
I want to change the button's image(icon image) after click.
(use this as toggle button)
I tried several ways, but failed. Can someone tell me how to do this?
thanks
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Hello,
Please try this URL http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mc/archives/FlexStyleExplorer.html
that may help you to build your CSS file very easy.
Thanks,
Salehdelaquae [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way for a LinkBar to approximate the activeTab style behaviour? Either with a style or via
I give up.
There is no easy way to do this.
Believing that there is a way to isolate ALL application state in a
centralized model is naive. There is a lot of state that actually
lives in the components, and there is a lot of processing that is
tightly coupled to low level user gestures, bypassing
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