Re: [flexcoders] Bindable metadata tag event name

2010-05-02 Thread Richard Rodseth
Either I'm not following, or you have something else wrong.
If a model object (or the MXML component itself) has a property with custom
getter and setter as I showed, you can most certainly say

mx:Text text = {model.txt}/

or

mx:Text text = {this.txt} /

Of course I'm referring to one-way binding - I have not yet played with
binding in Flex 4.

On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 10:21 PM, sasuke uzumaki.naruto...@gmail.com wrote:




 Hi,

 Yes, even I've done that. But my main gripe is that when you have a
 Bindable
 tag with your custom event name, is it not possible to use it directly with
 any custom/built-in flex control?


 [Bindable(myEvent)]
 private var txt:String = HI;

 mx:Text text={txt} / // is this not possible if I use custom events?

 I've always used plain bindable tags but I'd like to know whether I can
 achieve the same auto-updation functionality when it comes to using
 bindable
 tags with custom events.

 Regards,
 sasuke


 Richard Rodseth wrote:
 
  I've never looked at the implementation. When I do this, I create a
 custom
  getter and setter:
 
  [Bindable(fooChanged)]
  public function get foo():Boolean {
  return _foo;
  }
 
  public function set foo(value:Boolean):void {
  if (value != _foo) {
  _foo = value;
  dispatchEvent(new Event(fooChanged))
  }
  }
 
  Note that you can also have computed properties based on multiple
  properties:
 
  [Bindable(fooChanged)]
  [Bindable(barChanged)]
  public function get foobar():Boolean {
  return _foo  _bar;
  }
 
 
 
  On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 12:54 PM, sasuke 
  uzumaki.naruto...@gmail.comuzumaki.naruto.is%40gmail.com
 
  wrote:
 
 
 
 
  Hi folks,
 
  The Bindable metadata tag allows an optional event name to be specified
  which would be event name that would be dispatched when the property in
  consideration changes. I've read somewhere that specifying a distinct
  event
  name for each bindable property reduces the performance overhead (less
  work
  for BindingUtils or so it seems, I can't seem to find the actual
  implementation detail). But this doesn't work with bindable properties
  when
  used with flex controls. For e.g. this *works*
 
  mx:Script
  [Bindable]
  private var txt:String = HI;
 
  private function onCreationCompleteDone(event:Event):void
  {
  txt = Changed text!;
  }
  /mx:Script
  mx:Text text={txt} /
 
  This doesn't (notice the event name specified):
 
  mx:Script
  [Bindable(myEvent)]
  private var txt:String = HI;
 
  private function onCreationCompleteDone(event:Event):void
  {
  txt = Changed text!; // Never called!
  }
  /mx:Script
  mx:Text text={txt} /
 
  I did try analyzing the autogenerated AS files; the ones generated when
 I
  use simple [Bindable] is pretty easy to understand since it generates
  plain
  getter and setter for the `txt` property but when I use
  [Bindable(someEvent)], the code generated is a bit cryptic with the
  stuff
  with Watchers and all that.
 
  Would someone be kind enough to shed some light on this matter? How this
  all
  this Bindable stuff work under the hood?
 
  TIA,
  sasuke
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[flexcoders] Re: Bindable metadata tag event name

2010-05-02 Thread Amy


--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, sasuke uzumaki.naruto...@... wrote:

 
 Hi,
 
 Yes, even I've done that. But my main gripe is that when you have a Bindable
 tag with your custom event name, is it not possible to use it directly with
 any custom/built-in flex control?
 
 [Bindable(myEvent)]
 private var txt:String = HI;

When you use the syntax
[Bindable(event=something)]

You are telling the compiler I know what I'm doing, and I'm planning to 
dispatch the event 'something' myself.  If you don't, or you're not, just use 
the default syntax and let Flex dispatch the needed events for you.

http://tv.adobe.com/watch/360flex-conference/diving-in-the-data-binding-waters-by-michael-labriola/

HTH;

Amy



[flexcoders] Re: MS - The future of the web is HTML 5

2010-05-02 Thread mumakill_dev
The subject says: The future of the web is HTML 5.

It´s not true! Html5 will be a good technologie, but will not be the only one.

The future of the web, the future of the software, the future of the mobile, 
will not be a single technology, IS NOW AND WILL BE A FUTURE integration of 
different technologies, different lenguagues and different enviroments.

If somebody think that only one technologie can cover all requeriments? is 
wrong.




[flexcoders] Swapping custom components within Viewstack Navigation container...

2010-05-02 Thread Joel
Dear Group,

Somewhat of a newbie and trying to do something that I think should be 
possible. I have my application below, that when I press a button in the 
viewstack it changes the Skinnable container stuff within the given 
navigation container to my custom component defined. So that works well. What I 
want to be able to do is within my custom component, I want to change the 
stuff again in the navigation container based on a button within the custom 
component to another custom component. To clarify I want to swap out custom 
component A with custom component B.

Is there a way so that I can define a variable that is used instead of naming 
the component as in this snippet:

s:NavigatorContent label=Clients 
icon=@Embed(source='/assets/png/32x32/globe.png') width=100% height=100% 
id=Information
s:SkinnableContainer width=100% height=100%
MyComps1:ClientsMain/
/s:SkinnableContainer
/s:NavigatorContent   

Rather do this:

s:NavigatorContent label=Clients 
icon=@Embed(source='/assets/png/32x32/globe.png') width=100% height=100% 
id=Information
s:SkinnableContainer width=100% height=100%
MyComps1:somekindavariabledefined/
/s:SkinnableContainer
/s:NavigatorContent   

Then based on the click of another button it changes the value of the variable?

s:Button x=105 y=111 label=Main Configuration width=148 
height=31 click=changecomponentvariableA /
s:Button x=106 y=206 label=Main Reports width=148 height=29 
click=changecomponentvariableB /


Full Main Application#

?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
s:Application xmlns:fx=http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009; 
   xmlns:s=library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark 
   xmlns:mx=library://ns.adobe.com/flex/halo 
minWidth=1024 minHeight=768 currentState=Base
   xmlns:MyComps1=com.One.Views.*
   xmlns:MyComps2=com.Two.Views.*
   xmlns:MyComps3=com.Three.Views.*
   xmlns:MyComps4=com.Four.Views.*
   initialize=initCollections() 
xmlns:mx2=library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx
s:states
s:State name=Base/
/s:states 

fx:Style
@namespace s library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark;
@namespace mx library://ns.adobe.com/flex/halo;

.buttonBarButtonStyles {
skin: ClassReference(skins.SkinMainButtonBar);


}
/fx:Style

fx:Declarations
!-- Place non-visual elements (e.g., services, value objects) 
here --


/fx:Declarations


fx:Script



![CDATA[ 

import skins.SkinMainButtonBar;
import mx.events.MenuEvent;
import mx.controls.Alert;
import mx.collections.*;
import mx.managers.PopUpManager;
import mx.controls.Alert;

[Bindable]


public var menuBarCollection:XMLListCollection;

private var menubarXML:XMLList =

menuitem label=Menu1 data=top
menuitem label=MenuItem 1-A 
data=1A/
menuitem label=MenuItem 1-B 
data=1B/
/menuitem
menuitem label=Menu2 data=top
menuitem label=MenuItem 2-A 
type=check  data=2A/
menuitem type=separator/
menuitem label=MenuItem 2-B 
menuitem 
label=SubMenuItem 3-A type=radio
groupName=one 
data=3A/
menuitem 
label=SubMenuItem 3-B type=radio
groupName=one 
data=3B/
/menuitem
/menuitem 
menuitem label=Menu3 data=top/
/;

// Event handler to 

[flexcoders] Printing without the pop-up window...

2010-05-02 Thread Laurence
Is there a way to get a Flex program to send a print-job to the default printer 
without it popping up that window where you select the printer and click the 
print button?  I'd really like to be able to do that.

Is that even a function of Flash-player?  Or is that built-in to the browser?  
Would there maybe be a java-script I could use to disable that pop-up in the 
browser?

Thanks,
Laurence MacNeill
Mableton, Georgia, USA




[flexcoders] Re: Thoughts on Flash by Steve Jobs

2010-05-02 Thread Laurence


--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Amy amyblankens...@... wrote:

 
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, mitek17 mitek17@ wrote:
 
  
  
  --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Caldwell wiz@ wrote:
  
   Steve is employing several tactics used by politicians. The iphone is not
   open. 
  
  iPhone is a device, not a technology. Technology should be open, device  
  software could be proprietary. Steve stresses it particularly, please read 
  Job's message more throroughly. 
  
  
  I hope that the pressure from Jobs will finally make Adobe get cracking.
 
 Get cracking at what?  Steve Jobs is on record as saying that no matter what 
 Adobe does with the player, the iPhone and iTampon won't support it.
 
 -Amy

Frankly, I figured all this flap over Flash was because they wanted to try to 
force Adobe to make Flash-player open-source...  And now you're saying that 
even if Adobe does that, they still won't allow Flash on their devices?  That's 
stupid and stubborn of Jobs...

And besides, if I own a device (I don't own any Apple devices, but if I did) I 
should be allowed to run whatever software I want to on it.  It's MY device, 
not his.  I own it, not him -- if he wants to give me one, and pay the monthly 
service for it, then he can tell me what I can run on it.  Only then.  
Basically what Jobs is doing is screwing himself out of any potential business 
that I would ever give him.  (For the project I'm working on now, we had plans 
to purchase about 50 iPads to use on-site.  That's not gonna happen now...  
Glad doin' business with you, Steve -- we'll be buying Google or Dell tablets 
when they are available.)

And it also pisses me off that everyone talks about video on Flash, as if 
that's the only thing it does.  Jobs is singlehandedly ruining OUR jobs as Flex 
developers.  That's really what it boils down to -- he's trying to put us out 
of business.  We already can't write apps for Apple's portable devices -- and 
when he cuts off Flash support in OSX, there goes every Mac in the world.  
Thanks for ruining my job, Steve.  Bastard.

Laurence MacNeill
Mableton, Georgia, USA




Re: [flexcoders] Re: Thoughts on Flash by Steve Jobs

2010-05-02 Thread Guy Morton
Jeez...it's *three* devices, and you *do* have a choice...

You're annoyed because you're being shut out of a market you want to be in, but 
your arguments as to why you should be allowed into that market are specious. 

If you buy an iPod/Pad/Phone, you buy it as is, knowing what it can and can't 
do. It can't do Flash. If you don't like that, don't buy the device, it's 
really very simple. If you want to hack it to make it capable of running Flash, 
then sure, go ahead, no-one is going to sue you. You might not be able to claim 
on your warranty or update the OS once you do that but, yes, it's your choice 
if you want to go that way. Most people don't because most people can actually 
live without Flash, believe it or not.

If you want to develop for the iP*, then learn objective C or use 
HTML5/Javascript. If you don't then don't. Again, it's a simple choice you can 
make.

Technologies change, sometimes their fortunes rise and sometimes they fall. 
Flash has been the undisputed winner in the RIA wars up till now. Jobs is 
betting the future of the iP* platform on HTML5. Maybe he's wrong about it, but 
maybe he isn't. Time will tell.

Guy



On 03/05/2010, at 8:22 AM, Laurence wrote:

 
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Amy amyblankens...@... wrote:
 
  
  
  --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, mitek17 mitek17@ wrote:
  
   
   
   --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Caldwell wiz@ wrote:
   
Steve is employing several tactics used by politicians. The iphone is 
not
open. 
   
   iPhone is a device, not a technology. Technology should be open, device  
   software could be proprietary. Steve stresses it particularly, please 
   read Job's message more throroughly. 
   
   
   I hope that the pressure from Jobs will finally make Adobe get cracking.
  
  Get cracking at what? Steve Jobs is on record as saying that no matter what 
  Adobe does with the player, the iPhone and iTampon won't support it.
  
  -Amy
 
 Frankly, I figured all this flap over Flash was because they wanted to try to 
 force Adobe to make Flash-player open-source... And now you're saying that 
 even if Adobe does that, they still won't allow Flash on their devices? 
 That's stupid and stubborn of Jobs...
 
 And besides, if I own a device (I don't own any Apple devices, but if I did) 
 I should be allowed to run whatever software I want to on it. It's MY device, 
 not his. I own it, not him -- if he wants to give me one, and pay the monthly 
 service for it, then he can tell me what I can run on it. Only then. 
 Basically what Jobs is doing is screwing himself out of any potential 
 business that I would ever give him. (For the project I'm working on now, we 
 had plans to purchase about 50 iPads to use on-site. That's not gonna happen 
 now... Glad doin' business with you, Steve -- we'll be buying Google or Dell 
 tablets when they are available.)
 
 And it also pisses me off that everyone talks about video on Flash, as if 
 that's the only thing it does. Jobs is singlehandedly ruining OUR jobs as 
 Flex developers. That's really what it boils down to -- he's trying to put us 
 out of business. We already can't write apps for Apple's portable devices -- 
 and when he cuts off Flash support in OSX, there goes every Mac in the world. 
 Thanks for ruining my job, Steve. Bastard.
 
 Laurence MacNeill
 Mableton, Georgia, USA
 
 



[flexcoders] Re: Thoughts on Flash by Steve Jobs

2010-05-02 Thread mitek17
you must be kidding. Gnash is not ready for use in commercial projects. 

Looking at the latest readme.txt:
-Key events  are not handled
- Resizing browser window when plugin is running , will crash browser.

Since 2005 they have not figured it out? 
This puppy must be put to sleep. 

PS And yes, exactly, we need flash.* sources :)

Cheers!



--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Oleg Sivokon olegsivo...@... wrote:

 @ mitek17
 
 Erm... GNash? Why the heck do you need the player sources? You have the SWF
 specs - player is the program that plays SWF files, you can make your own...
 In fact, GNash does it already and is GNU program, the problem is flash.*
 (AS3) package which is a proprietary extension to ECMAScript. If you want
 Flash to be an open standard - this is what you should be asking for :)
 Sorry, it's just like asking for ICQ sources while you want to implement
 OSCAR or Jabber.





[flexcoders] trace address of a object

2010-05-02 Thread mitek17
Is there a way to print out an address of an object?


PS I know that debugger shows addresses, I need to trace it.


Thanks!



Re: [flexcoders] Re: Thoughts on Flash by Steve Jobs

2010-05-02 Thread Oleg Sivokon
mitek17
Yeah, I know that... well, I didn't say it's usable for commercial purposes.
That's true it isn't. What I said is that, if it would matter more to Adobe
these project exist and continue to develop, it would be better, for the
image at least. Well, you know, MS doesn't really support MoonLite or Mono,
but it kind of mentions it everywhere, and, well, to be honest, I don't know
what the exact status of their relationship is :) But, they aren't fighting,
or, at least so it seems :)
I mean, that's great and most welcomed that Adobe have OSS initiatives, but,
there are some times, when you know there's an error in the built-in classes
- the most obvious are the one in the Sound constructor and
ExternalInterface serialization routines - you can even see the damn thing
in the playerglobals.swc, but you cannot help it's being there...
I don't know how much of engineering powers are dedicated to the Linux
version of FP for example, but, it sounds like not to much, and it also
looks like they don't really communicate with the rest of the Linux
community... and, to be honest, the Linux Flash Player made by Adobe is...
well, if Mac users had that, I would side with Steven Jobs admirers in this
topic :D It is truly the most buggy software I've got so far in my
installation :) (right now for w/e reason it doesn't display any serif fonts
at all for eg.)

I hope the remark about flash.* sources wasn't sarcastic, I really believe
that would help. Not that I know of any initiative of writing an alternative
Flash Player (I'm not sure GNash is alive yet - one thing true - apt-get
finds it so far), but, technically, that would made the language an OSS one.
But, again, that must be some commercial concern, of which I don't have
enough knowledge to say any more.

Best.

Oleg


[flexcoders] OAuth and AIR

2010-05-02 Thread anthony.cint...@rocketmail.com
Anyone know of a good solution for OAuth and AIR. I've seen oauth-as3 and am 
not to confident this is the right solution. I primarily feel this way due to 
the lack of external browser loading during token verification. 



[flexcoders] Re: Thoughts on Flash by Steve Jobs

2010-05-02 Thread Laurence


--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Guy Morton g...@... wrote:

 Jeez...it's *three* devices, and you *do* have a choice...

It's gonna be a hell of a lot more than just 3 portable devices, when Jobs 
removes Flash from OSX.  That's every Mac in the world.  There are a LOT of 
Macs out there...

The whole reason I chose to learn Flex is that it (at the time) ran on every 
available platform.  It was THE cross-platform language to learn.

 
 You're annoyed because you're being shut out of a market you want to be in, 
 but your arguments as to why you should be allowed into that market are 
 specious. 

My arguments are not specious -- I *was* a part of that market at one time.  
I'm being shut out of a market through NO FAULT OF MY OWN.  Every Apple product 
in the world will soon have zero support for Flash -- that's NOT what I signed 
up for when I learned Flex.  The MAIN REASON I learned Flex was for its 
cross-platform capabilites.  I never had to worry about what system my programs 
were running on.  Now Apple is gone from that equation -- ergo 25% of my 
customers just disappeared, unless I can get them all to buy PCs.  Thanks, 
Steve!

 
 If you buy an iPod/Pad/Phone, you buy it as is, knowing what it can and can't 
 do. It can't do Flash. If you don't like that, don't buy the device, it's 
 really very simple. If you want to hack it to make it capable of running 
 Flash, then sure, go ahead, no-one is going to sue you. You might not be able 
 to claim on your warranty or update the OS once you do that but, yes, it's 
 your choice if you want to go that way. Most people don't because most people 
 can actually live without Flash, believe it or not.

I agree with you here -- knowing in advance that it doesn't run Flash is a good 
thing, and people can then make a choice accordingly.  It just really angers me 
if I were to own a device and some entity somewhere tells me I cannot run my 
own software on it.  I would be ranting against MS or Linux just as angrily, if 
they were to suddenly come out and say I couldn't run a particular piece of 
software just because they don't like it anymore.  (And, yes I read that 
article where MS says that HTML5 is the 'future of the internet.'  They said 
nothing about removing Flash support from Microsoft Windows in that article.  
Steve Jobs IS going to remove Flash from all Apple products everywhere -- 
THAT'S my problem with this!)


 
 If you want to develop for the iP*, then learn objective C or use 
 HTML5/Javascript. If you don't then don't. Again, it's a simple choice you 
 can make.

It's NOT a simple choice -- learning a whole other programming language is not 
a simple task.  Before old Steve-o came out against Flash, I could write one 
program that would work on Windows, Linux, and Mac.  Now Mac is gone from that 
equation -- thanks to some facist prick who thinks he knows everything that 
everyone else should do.

 
 Technologies change, sometimes their fortunes rise and sometimes they fall. 
 Flash has been the undisputed winner in the RIA wars up till now. Jobs is 
 betting the future of the iP* platform on HTML5. Maybe he's wrong about it, 
 but maybe he isn't. Time will tell.

Yes, technologies do change -- but it should be the free market that determines 
which technologies survive and which don't, not some ivory-tower egghead who 
determines by fiat what's best for everyone.  THAT'S why I called Steve Jobs a 
bastard.  Perhaps I should've said elitist bastard to make it clearer.

I truly DESPISE it when ONE person has the power to mess up things in my life.  
If everyone decided ON THEIR OWN to stop using Adobe Flash, that would be a 
completely different story -- the majority would have spoken, and I could more 
easily accept the outcome.  But Jobs is simply deciding that he knows best, and 
we're going to all follow him because he's so damn smart.  THAT is not the free 
market!




Re: [flexcoders] trace address of a object

2010-05-02 Thread Oleg Sivokon
Coerce it to something it surely isn't and parse the error message? That's
only possible in debugger player btw. There's no way to get those errors in
release player.


Re: [flexcoders] OAuth and AIR

2010-05-02 Thread Ryan Stewart
I think this ends up being kind of a philosophical debate with no right
answer. I agree with you that the ideal solution is the external web browser
loading the provider's page so that the user never types their credentials
into a site or window that isn't the one that belongs to the service.

But because these are AIR applications and they're already running in a
trusted environment, it seems like the user already trusts the application
not to do anything harmful and so from a UX standpoint, just using AIR's
HTML component is a better solution.

My 2 cents.

=Ryan
r...@adobe.com

On Sun, May 2, 2010 at 1:44 PM, anthony.cint...@rocketmail.com 
anthony.cint...@rocketmail.com wrote:



 Anyone know of a good solution for OAuth and AIR. I've seen oauth-as3 and
 am not to confident this is the right solution. I primarily feel this way
 due to the lack of external browser loading during token verification.

  



[flexcoders] Scrollbars, mx:DataGrid, and non-Halo themes...

2010-05-02 Thread Laurence
If I have a non-Halo theme (for example, Cobalt) in my Flex 4 app, there are no 
longer any scroll-bars on my Data Grid.  How do I re-enable the vertical scroll 
bar, in particular?

Thanks,
Laurence MacNeill
Mableton, Georiga, USA




[flexcoders] Verticalscrollposition in flashbuilder?

2010-05-02 Thread Raymond Brown
Anyone know the equivalent of 

var scrollUpPropertyAction:AnimateProperty = new AnimateProperty(this);
scrollUpPropertyAction.property = verticalScrollPosition;

scrollUpPropertyAction.fromValue = this.verticalScrollPosition;


in a panel for flash builder 4?  In addition in flex you use to be able to turn 
on the scrollpolicy via the mxml tag like this -


verticalScrollPolicy=auto
horizontalScrollPolicy=off

 Is their an equivalent know in flash builder?

-r


  

[flexcoders] A way to removeAllChildren in a panel in flash builder 4?

2010-05-02 Thread Raymond Brown
Is their a flash builder 4 equivalent of -

  public function set dataItems(dataItemsCollection:ListCollectionView):void
{
//trace(set DataItems);
_dataItems = dataItemsCollection;
removeAllChildren();
rowsArray = [];
  
will removeAllElements() really achieve the same result - it just doesn't seem 
to work right.

-r


  

[flexcoders] Slider as Item Renderer/Editor in an ADG

2010-05-02 Thread sk_acura
Hi All,

  I am trying to use a Slider as an Item Renderer  Editor in an ADG. Here is 
the sample code i have and it doesn't display the values that are passed to tge 
grid and also the value changes i made using the slider are not getting stored 
in the selected Item..

[CODE]

mx:AdvancedDataGridColumn dataField=sliderVal headerText=Slider Test 
editable=true
editorDataField=updatedValue
rendererIsEditor=true 
itemRenderer=mytest.SliderItemEditor 
/mx:AdvancedDataGridColumn

[/CODE]

And the Item Editor have is:

[CODE]
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
mx:HBox xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; width=100% height=100% 
verticalAlign=top horizontalAlign=center

mx:Script
![CDATA[
public var updatedValue:Number;
private var log:ILogger=LogUtils.getLogger(this);

override public function set data(value:Object):void
{
if(value!=null)
{
slider.value=parseInt(String(value));
}
}
public function valueChanged():void
{
updatedValue = slider.value;
}

]]
/mx:Script
mx:HSlider id=slider minimum=0 maximum=1 value={data.value} 
labels=['0','1'] change=valueChanged()
updateComplete=updatedValue=slider.value;/
/mx:HBox
[/CODE]

And i am passing an ArrayCollection of type Node s to the ADG

[CODE]
 
  class Node{

 public var sliderVal:Number;

 // Other members..
  }

[/CODE]

Thanks
mars



[flexcoders] how to know swf flash version?

2010-05-02 Thread markflex2007
Hi,

I use swfloader load a swf file and how to know the flash version for the swf 
file.

Thanks

Mark



Re: [flexcoders] trace address of a object

2010-05-02 Thread Alex Harui
There is no way.  It isn’t necessarily its address anyway.  You can use UIDUtil 
to give it a UID and track it that way.


On 5/2/10 4:14 PM, mitek17 mite...@gmail.com wrote:






Is there a way to print out an address of an object?

PS I know that debugger shows addresses, I need to trace it.

Thanks!






--
Alex Harui
Flex SDK Team
Adobe System, Inc.
http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui


Re: [flexcoders] Printing without the pop-up window...

2010-05-02 Thread Alex Harui
It is a security aspect of Flash.  I think you might be able to do it in AIR 
2.0, but  I haven’t checked to be sure.  I heard you will be able to do it soon 
in Flash, but I don’t know if that means 10.1, 10.x or 11.


On 5/2/10 3:04 PM, Laurence lmacne...@comcast.net wrote:






Is there a way to get a Flex program to send a print-job to the default printer 
without it popping up that window where you select the printer and click the 
print button?  I'd really like to be able to do that.

Is that even a function of Flash-player?  Or is that built-in to the browser?  
Would there maybe be a java-script I could use to disable that pop-up in the 
browser?

Thanks,
Laurence MacNeill
Mableton, Georgia, USA






--
Alex Harui
Flex SDK Team
Adobe System, Inc.
http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui


[flexcoders] Re: Scrollbars, mx:DataGrid, and non-Halo themes...

2010-05-02 Thread Laurence


--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Laurence lmacne...@... wrote:

 If I have a non-Halo theme (for example, Cobalt) in my Flex 4 app, there are 
 no longer any scroll-bars on my Data Grid.  How do I re-enable the vertical 
 scroll bar, in particular?
 
 Thanks,
 Laurence MacNeill
 Mableton, Georiga, USA


Figured this one out myself...  Turns out it had nothing to do with the theme, 
and everything to do with the fact that my data-grid was too wide to see the 
scroll bar.  As long as the Datagrid's verticalScrollPolicy is set to on or 
auto the vertical sroll bar will appear, it would seem...  

I just thought with all the scrolling changes that came about in Flex 4, maybe 
something got messed up.  But it was just me.  :-)

L.