javanatic23 wrote:
Hi.
Does exist any tool with these features:
- Generation of MXML and AS from UML Diagrams.
I created an ActionScript 2 code generator here:
http://www.darronschall.com/weblog/archives/000174.cfm
I've mostly tested it with ArgoUML, your mileage may vary. Source code
is
Christoph Diefenthal wrote:
My last question was only, whether there is a way to use the Number class to
produce this output, because I thought that it is not the most
object-oriented way to use the global function parseInt(...)...
Use numVar = parseInt( string, base ) to convert a string to
Greg Johnson wrote:
Even though Flash 8 now has many of the same controls that Flex has
(acordians, viewstacks, datagrids, etc).?
Flex's development model is *way* better for applications. The controls
that Flash 8 has are essentially the same that Flash 7 had, which aren't
as good as
Douglas Knudsen wrote:
ok, I'm using eclipse, the WST drop. I have the XML editor set to for
mxml files. How do I create a standard template so that any time I
create a new *.mxml file it uses this template?
Windows - Preferences
Expand Web and XML, XML Files, click XML Templates, create a
David Harris wrote:
Is there any way to handle undeclared Arguments passed in to function?
Check out the arguments array that is created inside of the function
automatically for you
function foo() {
trace( arguments[0] );
}
foo( bar ); // output bar
-d
Husain Kitabi wrote:
I tried to use
mx:DataGridColumn columnName=classgroupVenue
headerText=Classgroup Venue /
mx:DataGridColumn columnName=classgroupCapacity
headerText=Classgroup Capacity/
mx:DataGridColumn columnName=module.moduleName
headerText=Module/
The first 2
Allen Manning wrote:
Custom cell renderer might be a bit OTT for this, labelFunction would be a
good start.
A cell renderer for an object path is reusable, whereas with using a
label function you have to create a new function for each path. It may
be over the top for this particular case,
kosirm2000 wrote:
First of all, I've noticed that output swf is huge, empty has about
246 kb. Does anyone know if this is going to change in future?
Yes, it's going to get smaller. This is alpha software, and it's still
deing developed. The team hasn't had a chance to even think about
Rich Rodecker wrote:
quick question...how can I tell FB2 to launch IE instead of FireFox
(which is currently my default)?
Go to Window - Preferences, expand General, click Web Browser, and make
your selection there.
-d
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jagabcdeff wrote:
Hi,
Now i am working on uploading file from local system to oracle
database.
How to do this with Flex.
I've recently done this, and the process I used looks something like this:
If Flash Player 7 and Non ActiveX player
- Disable upload, prompt for upgrade to latest
jwc_wensan wrote:
Can we set multiple tab rows. In other words, for example, can we set
that the tab has 2 rows with 5 tabs each?
Not natively, but an example of multiple tab rows will be Flex By
Example probably in the next few days. I have the example created, I
just need to take the
Muzak wrote:
When defining a click event for a custom TitleWindow, clicking anywhere within
the TitleWindow triggers the event, allthough the
docs say it is used for the close button.
I believe that's a known issue. For now, do this:
closeButton=true click=if ( event.target ==
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com wrote:
Q: Is there a Rich Text Editor?
This answer needs to be updated: Flex 2.0 includes a Rich Text Editor,
available with the mx:RichTextEditor / tag. Documentation for the
component is available here:
Parekh, Shweta - BLS CTR wrote:
I also tried using employee_dg.rows[rowInd].backgroundColor =
0xfff00; for changing the background color for a row but this does
not work.
This should probably be added the to FAQ as it gets asked a lot:
// Use setPropertiesAt to set the background color of
dos dedos wrote:
I'm trying to find out from if it's possible to have a separate
thread that does constant polling (of new screen data), i.e. without
interrupting the AS execution thread. This way I won't have to develop
a custom push-pull protocol on top of binary socket (I would rather
Michael Schmalle wrote:
Do you ever think down the road, you will give us regexp freaks a
multiple line regexp declaration?
Don't use a regex literal. Instead, use the constructor and pass a string:
var regex:RegExp = new RegExp( some realy
+
Gordon Smith wrote:
Forget StringBuilder... it's going away in B3. The player team decided
it didn't give enough performance gain in enough useful cases to justify
having both String and StringBuilder.
Doh, really? I've actually been using it a decent amount. It's
especially handy in
Michael Schmalle wrote:
The only reason I don't like using the string is the esacped back
slash sequences.
If it's a concern, then when you build your regex don't escape the \'s,
and as a last step before you convert them to strings just do a quick
find/replace with \ to \\ on the regex.
Jason Hawryluk wrote:
i have the same problem, i noticed a
doubleClickEnabled property and setting that did not do it for the tree
which is the only component i use it on. Seems double click is gone.../
not working.
I'm pretty sure this is a known issue - doubleClickEnabled
Renaun Erickson wrote:
When I right-click it comes up as Flash Player, hmmm... AJAX and Flex
(FABridge?) probaby not, Google wouldn't be using Flex2, but probably
a nice Flash app.
It's a Flash 7 app that uses the Flash JavaScript Integration Kit [1] to
communicate between Flash/JavaScript.
Gordon Smith wrote:
There is no easy way in Flex 2 to clone an arbitrary type of. Can you
explain why you need to?
Peter posted a neat approach here:
http://www.peterjoel.com/blog/index.php?archive=2006_02_01_archive.xml#114064012876401732
package com.peterjoel.util {
import
jeremy lu wrote:
last time when I making a copy of arrayCollection of VO's, turned out
the copied arrayCollection won't keep VO's type, all the vos are
turned into plain Object.
Most likely because the VO's haven't been registered. Do you have
[RemoteClass(alias=package.name.ClassName)]
maxym.hryniv wrote:
Looking at Flex 2 framework event model, and Flex 2 Framework UML
(Flex 2 api visual reference by Rocket Boots) I don't believe that
Flex 2 is better.
Can you be more specific? The event model is fundamentally part of the
player is an based on the DOM Level 3 Events
Suzy Lawson wrote:
HOWEVER...it does work if I do this.
var event : MyEvent = new MyEvent ( eventVO );
Application.application.dispatchEvent( event );
It seems like the core Application can't pick up events dispatched
from a TitleWindow. Is this a known issue or am i missing something??
bhaq1972 wrote:
i'm getting 2 runtime errors when i do the following
Take a look at Peter Ent's post regarding Component Tempaltes in Flex
2, it should help:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/pent/archives/2006/03/component_templ.cfm
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FAQ:
You have to tweak an XML file to change the syntax coloring in
FlexBuilder 2. It's undocumented / unsupported, but you can find more
information about it here:
http://www.morearty.com/blog/2006/05/22/undocumented-flex-builder-changing-the-syntax-coloring/
-d
jwc_wensan wrote:
Under
I've done this in the past through code like the following:
textArea.addEventListener( FlexEvent.VALUE_COMMIT, autoScrollToBottom );
private function autoScrollToBottom( event:FlexEvent ):void
{
// Auto-scroll to the bottom anytime the text changes
event.target.validateNow();
When the Flex 2 product line was released, the livedocs pages that were
on labs were migrated to the official livedocs site. Because there was
such a long beta period, you'll find that a lot of web sites linked to
the labs livedocs, and now those links are no longer valid.
You can correct
I've ran into this error on two separate occasions, with two different
fixes for it.
1) I was creating a component that used binding to bind a value to a
mx:Text/'s "text" property. In order to fix the antiAliasType
error there, I was able to break out the in-line binding into a binding
You can't match it exactly. Trying to use a boolean type means you can
only have either true or false as the value. It's in a proposal
somewhere to add nullable type support to ECMAScript, but in the
meantime you can try using the * data type since it can assume any value
(which includes the
Tom Chiverton wrote:
I thought that FDS would run over any transport, not just RTMP.
FDS can work via client polling, but for true real time sharing via
server push, RTMP is the way to go.
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Yes, it's possible. You have to embed the symbol from the Assets.swf
that comes with the Flex framework. I'm using CSS to do this in a
similar scenario, and my code looks like this:
ClassName
{
disclosure-open-icon: Embed( souce=Assets.swf,
symbol=TreeDisclosureOpen );
If you would decide to take this approach, consider the recent articles
I've published on my weblog about FlashPaper and Flex 2 integration:
How to load FlashPaper Documents in Flex 2 -
http://www.darronschall.com/weblog/archives/000249.cfm
Batch Convert PDF files to FlashPaper 2 -
Since TextEvents are cancellable, you can also look at using
event.preventDefault(); in the TEXT_INPUT event handler to stop the
Flash Player from automatically moving the cursor when the up key is
pressed.
-d
Daniel Freiman wrote:
What you're looking for is setSelection() to set the cursor
Dorkie, this one's for you:
http://www.darronschall.com/weblog/archives/000251.cfm
I see from your sample color values that you found my old ActionScript 1
code to fade colors ;-) I went ahead and turned the logic into a new
effect so you can easily apply color transitions in Flex 2.
I think you've actually stumbled on a bug that I submitted a couple
months ago -- where the icon set in the last accordion header gets
applied to all previous headers, or something like that. I narrowed it
down to a reproducible test case, and I believe Adobe was able to fix it
(as part of
Just a few resources:
* Mike has some components for sale here:
http://www.teotigraphix.com/flex2/
* You can find a lot of components on the Adobe Flex Exchange:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?view=sn610
* Try searching MXNA - A lot of people post components on their
Take a look at My First Hibernate Enabled Flex Application -
http://blogs.adobe.com/mtg/2006/08/my_first_hibernate_enabled_fle.html
Also, Victor Rubba has a lot of good Hibernate Flex information on his
weblog: http://viconflex.blogspot.com
There's also the Flex 2 Help -
There used to be a StringBuilder class, but it was removed. The regular
String class had its performance improved enough that adding an
additional StringBuilder class didn't make sense.
I would've liked to see it stick around.. but that's only because I had
already written a chapter on it for
You shouldn't use those instructions anymore. The code in the Adobe
Labs SVN is now out-of-date, and is not going to be updated anymore.
All projects going forward will be using the Google Code SVN
repositories. Each project on Google Code, then, has instructions for
downloading the latest
To compile a Flex Library project, you have to edit the project
properties and select the classes that you want to be included in the
library. Upon doing so, the .swc file will be built. For some more
instruction, you might want to check out a wiki article I made for the
AS 3.0 libraries on
Getting slightly off-topic here, but Gliffy iss actually written in
OpenLaszlo [1]. Because of that, I would doubt that they're worknig on
a Flex 2.0/AS3 version.
-d
[1] - http://www.gliffy.com/about.shtml
Doug McCune wrote:
That's not Flex though, I guess it's older Flash. They only
Matthew Shirey wrote:
It seems that you want to know if there's a way to create the same
simple live databinding in AS as you did in MXML. I too would like to
know how to do this if its possible. In mxml you had the enabled
property bound to the results of a conditional evaluation. i.e.
Joe Berkovitz wrote:
I don't recommend using watch() as Darron suggested, because you can
only have one user of watch() per watched object property. It's better
to do what MXML bindings do and listen for change events.
The problem is you can only get change events in certain situations.
Ronald Kinion wrote:
I've been looking for a way to trim strings in flex/actionscript
(removing leading and trailing whitespace, a curious omission I think)
and was not having much luck finding existing methods so I wrote my
own based off how java does it:
This is how I do it -- code
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you considered de-incrementing the loop? Take the last one first
then the compression would not change the lesser values. I think this
might be more computationally more efficient if the array was larger
than 50.
If you're really worried about the efficiency
dunwerkin wrote:
My reason to not look at SnappMX (or Lazlo for that matter) is that
every XML based implementation for a UI seems to be creating its own
very different dialect. Not very good if you want to repurpose UI
later. If someone wrote a SWF generator that used either XUL
(Mozilla's
Manish Jethani wrote:
2. Save the file as utf-8. Set this up in your editor's preferences.
In Eclipse you can find this under Window - Preferences. Then, expand
Workbench, select Editors then find Text file encoding and change it
to Other - UTF-8
That should do it..
-d
Yahoo!
Erik Westra wrote:
class fly.language.English
{
//button labels
static public var okLabel:String = OK;
snip
//=== Language.sws ===
library url=Language.swf
component name=fly.language.English uri=* /
/library
//=== Test.mxml ===
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
mx:Application
Has anyone been able to embed a font in a shared library to use across
multiple Flex-created .swf files? Specifically, I have this line of
code in a .sws file:
embed source=../fonts/Arial.ttf newSymbol=mainFont /
And it always complains that Arial.ttf can't be found. I know the first
think
Roger Gonzalez wrote:
So, I think that if you were to make a dummy component with a style
sheet that embeds the font you want, and then put that component into
your RSL, you should be in good shape.
That's genious. I was able to get that approach working, and I'll
outline exactly what I
Stacy Young wrote:
Now, if a user were to delete a row then click add for a new rowthe
combos appear but they default to the value of the previous record
that was deleted! (as if the objects were not really destroyed) Adding
a new row at any other time defaults normally.
What does the
Mike Anderson wrote:
This code in my app (even know it works fine):
public function popupWindow()
{
var pop = mx.managers.PopUpManager.createPopUp(this, Categories,
false);
}
What's happening is that there is a popupWindow function already defined
in mx.core.Application. You can
superabe wrote:
The app in question is a desktop app that serves up map images.
Central is not an option because the Flex appp needs to have its own
branded UI.
The local connection approach is probably most suited to this case.
No one has mentioned XMLSocket yet. Embedding the
I know Flex excels at communicating with server-side data sources.
Is there any way for a flex app to communicate with a desktop
application installed on the same machine as where the app is being
viewed (in a controlled kiosk environment for e.g.)
Look into using the XMLSocket class.
Sjors Pals wrote:
I was wondering or there is some kind of test page where we can actually
see the new features of the flashplayer (especially stuff like upload).
The public (developer) betas have always been to ensure backwards
compatibility. The biggest help you can give MM right now is
Joost Nuijten wrote:
We created an empty mxml-template (containing only a mx:application-tag) and
the filesize was still 263Kb. Does anybody have an idea how to reduce the
filesize?
If you're site is comprised of multiple .swf files, consider using
Shared Libraries. There's an article
m00n_de wrote:
how is it possible to clone an object, rather than creating a
reference to an object ?
Use mx.utils.ObjectCopy -
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/15/asdocs_en/mx/utils/ObjectCopy.html
It's for internal use only but usage is as such:
var instance2:SomeClass = SomeClass(
Clint Modien wrote:
i remember reading a post a few weeks ago that said something about
this is broken for v 1.5
http://www.mail-archive.com/flexcoders@yahoogroups.com/msg09275.html
I fixed ObjectCopy earlier this year here:
http://www.darronschall.com/weblog/archives/000148.cfm
I'm
Eric Guesdon wrote:
I do this code and i retreived true or false from validate method but i
would like to retreive default validators behaviors (TextInput with red
border and error tooltip attach to the error field)
That's kind of funny - I actually just ran into this exact same thing
today.
I've run into an interesting situation. I needed to extend the
combobox, and in doing so, I'm not longer able to nest the
mx:dataProvider tag.
For example, the following code doesn't work.
controls:MyCustomComboBox
mx:dataProvider
mx:Array
mx:StringItem 1/mx:String
jwc_wensan wrote:
With the above scenario how many simultaneous users can adequately
access the server before I would need a second server? Or is it
better to ask how many per hour?
See Ted's entry here about scaling Flex:
http://www.powersdk.com/ted/2005/05/scaling-flex.php
I completely
pb_test wrote:
Hi,
I need to get the server name of where the SWF is served.
For example: if the flex client is servered from
http://www.macromedia.com/flex/, I need to get http://www.macromedia.com/
This might help:
http://www.prismix.com/blog/archives/2005/05/how_do_i_get_th.cfm
-d
Rick Bullotta wrote:
I also wouldn't be at all surprised to see a Flex client based on the Java
plug-in someday. When looking at the Flex class models, it has a lot of
similarities to Java rich client stuff - so who knows - maybe the Flash viewer
someday becomes classes deployed on a JVM!
James wrote:
Hello All
Anybody figure out to to-do input formatting:
Exam: I want to save a phone number as 9991234567
But I want it to appear on input: (999) 123-4567
Any help would be appreciated
http://www.darronschall.com/downloads/fti.swf
This component will be
Tom Chiverton wrote:
Only if most people won't use that particular panel.
There's no point shaving a bit off the initial load time if most people have
to wait for a Module to load at a later time.
I think that's an unfair assumption. Choosing to use modules in an
architecture is more
It's not actually the events that are giving you a problem, but rather
it's the tricky nature of dealing with auto-sizing text measurement.
Add this statement to your measure function:
trace( textHeight = + textField.textHeight );
trace( height = + textField.height );
When the components
Have you tried the -compiler.keep-all-type-selectors flag or
keep-all-type-selectorstrue/keep-all-type-selectors tag? It might
add a tiny bit to the file size (since unused types won't be pruned),
but it might eliminate the warnings.
There doesn't seem to be a specific compiler option to
Have you seen my FVNC project yet?
http://osflash.org/fvnc
It's a VNC client for ActionScript 3 that enables screen-sharing in
Flex applications. The basic idea behind a presentation like you
describe would be:
* Host installs a VNC server, such as TightVNC
* Host configures VNC server to
Multiple inheritance is actually possible with AS3, despite popular
belief that it's not supported. It's not "true" multiple inheritance
int he C++ sense of the word, and you can't list more than one class as
a super class via extends.. but theres a way to get the job done in
AS3.
I have a
As promised, here's how to do multiple inheritance in ActionScript 3.
http://www.darronschall.com/weblog/archives/000245.cfm
-d
Darron J. Schall wrote:
Multiple inheritance is actually possible with AS3, despite
popular
belief that it's not supported. It's not "true"
They're in the Adoeb Labs SVN:
http://labs.adobe.com/svn/flashplatform/?/projects/corelib/trunk/src/actionscript3/com/adobe/images/
-d
Rich Tretola wrote:
Anyone have a new copy of JPEGEncoder.as?
Rich
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FAQ:
With the ByteArray capability of Flash Player 9, "anything" is
possible. Jim Cheng has an .xls parser that loads an .xls file, scans
it, and then displays the results in a data grid. See here:
http://www.psalterego.com/2006/05/17/parsing-excel-files-with-actionscript-30/
If you can find the
No, it's legit. I just received my (author) copy yesterday. The book
is going be available at MAX, and I'm not sure why there'd be a delay
with Amazon... but it's definitely available at this point.
-d
ben.clinkinbeard wrote:
Same here, except mine says it will ship Dec 12. I'm
While I'm not sure on the status of this as a bug, I would suggest
anyway to use the setDate() and getDate() methods instead. On a date
object, you can call setDate() with an arbitrary value and have the date
automatically adjust to stay consistent. That is, consider this example:
var
To write a null byte to a Socket, just use the writeByte method:
this.writeByte( 0x00 );
this.flush();
-d
e_baggg wrote:
## Try adding a null byte before flushing the flash.net.Socket.
Ted-
Thanks for your response but I am still unable to get it working.
Partly b/c I can't find
I know this may sound silly (like, my computer won't turn on... is it
plugged in?), but haev you checked to make sure the paramters to the
remote object method call are being passed correctly?
When you run the CFC method outside of flex, you use named parameters
like:
If you're looking to integrate Crystal Reporting-like functionality with
Flex, I highly recommend taking a look at ColdFusion Reporting:
http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/reporting/
ColdFusion Reporting is done via the ColdFusion Report Builder tool.
You can design a report visually,
This Article in the CFDJ should be of help to you:
http://it.sys-con.com/read/264726_1.htm
http://it.sys-con.com/read/264726_2.htm
As an aside, I'll be checking in some code to the Adobe Labs SVN this
week to handle this in a slightly more generic fashion.
-d
mdoberenz wrote:
I'm pretty
Hi,
I'm running into an interesting situation that leaves me scratching my
head. I've tried a few things that I could think of, but can't seem to
come up with a solution, and there doesn't seem to be any help in the
archives or on google.
Here's the situation: I'm sending [RemoteClass]'d
I love it when the answer is something simple. My Secure ColdFusion AMF
channel definition looks like this (added instantiate-types):
channel-definition id=cf-secure-amf
class=mx.messaging.channels.SecureAMFChannel
endpoint
If you're using Flex 1.5, use the FlashPaperLoader class from Matt
Chotin:
http://www.cflex.net/showfiledetails.cfm?ChannelID=1Object=FileobjectID=117
If you're using Flex 2, it's a lot trickier. Normally, you resize the
FlashPaper.swf by using the FlashPaper API [1], and just calling the
The solution I used was to just create a unique id when you want to load
a FlashPaper.swf, and pass that value to the loader. The AVM1/AVM2
communication channels then use that specific id so that you can load
multiple isntances of them without interfering with each other.
As and aside, we're
Originally it was written so that JSON
behaved more like RemoteObject (returning class instances from the
server instead of just plain objects), but the method is generic enough
to be useful in a lot of situations.
Hope that helps...
-d
mvbaffa wrote:
- Type Coercion failed:
behaved more like RemoteObject
(returning class instances from the server instead of just plain
objects), but the method is generic enough to be useful in a lot of
situations.
Hope that helps...
-d
Darron J. Schall wrote:
Originally it was written so that JSON behaved more like RemoteObject
Vali Tomba wrote:
Declaration like this : var r:Number = new Number(250); do nothing
that confuse a Java, C# programerand let's face it many people
that use Flex at this moment comes from areas like .NET/J2EE. Again,
maybe its just my lack of AS2 knowledge... but I take as a joke when
javawebgrrl wrote:
Hi,
Is there an object in ActionScript which will behave something like
a java.util.HashMap ?
The generic Object in Flash acts just like a map.
var map:Object = new Object();
map[strKey] = theObject;
.. later...
theObject = map[strKey];
-d
Cushing, Matthew wrote:
I was curious if you use Eclipse for your Flex coding as well, or do
you use Flex Builder? I am using a windows box at work, but this is
mostly stuff I am doing at home, where I only have an apple
Powerbook. The thing I like the best is code complete, is there a way
to
Not replacement but rather alternative: http://www.openlaszlo.org/
Here is the IDE for it as well (Eclipse plug-in):
http://alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/ide4laszlo
With support from IBM, who knows how far laszlo will go, and if it will
really challenge MM in the future.
-d
Michel Jansen wrote:
Is
Robert Stuttaford wrote:
var x = new [ className ]();
But obviously the compiler doesn't like that.
Classes are stored in the _global scope of the movie, so you can do that
by using this code:
var x = new _global[ className ]();
... where className is the fully-qualified name (i.e.
Robert Stuttaford wrote:
BTW, are there any concrete multiple-swf RSL examples out there? Currently
I'm writing intrinsics for each class that gets used in any other swf, and
it seems like I might be going the long way around.
Instead of using intrinsics for each class, make use of the
Jeff Steiner wrote:
Lazslo, while the samples look great, is still based upon Flash player 5
(Beta 3 of Lazslo is player 6). It is one of those things where you have to
wonder - how does Lazslo know what to extend of the Flash Player. The
people that are contributing to it make guesses and try
Abdul Qabiz wrote:
And what about,
Colin Moock :), but Jobe is more vocal in community lists...
While we're at it, there's also Oregano-Server, which is an open source
alternative (both electroserver and moock's unity aren't free).
http://www.oregano-server.org/
Be warned though,
Abdul Qabiz wrote:
I have not yet made it, in my case it's going to be straight forward. A
flash movie embedded in C# app would communicate with Flex app via
LocalConnection...
Yeah, you can embed Flash in C# and then have the Flash movies talk to
each other via LC, however in the example I
Ralf Rottmann wrote:
In another area of the application I want to call it like this:
response = SendCommand(login name);
Alert.show(response),
Welcome to the world of asynchronous socket programming. In short, you
can't do what you want to do in the manner in which you have it coded
Johannes Nel wrote:
we don't use flex builder at workbut rather eclipse and Oxygen xml
plugin. get oxegyn to point to the mxml schema, and with a wee bit
more jigging (i can mail you the settings file we import) you haver
code hinting for your mxml in eclipse. granted there is no design
Ralf Rottmann wrote:
Hi there,
How can I limit the
possible characters which a user can
enter into a TextInput or ComboBox control to lets say just numbers
etc.
R
Set the "restrict" property to "0-9"
mx:TextInput id="textInput" restrict="0-9" /
mx:ComboBox
Dave Wolf wrote:
We are firm believers of precompiling our applications when in
production rather then using the JIT MXML compiler. We are big
proponents of ANT and automate the builds of not only the MXML but of
the entire production server. With one command line we build the
entire site
Dave Wolf wrote:
I was just shown your weblog today about this and they are awesome.
The crazy part is they look a ton like ours. Guess you have a couple
of smart people and they reach the same conclusions! Really great
posting Darron. We have tons of macros for everything from compiling
maxgsilverscape wrote:
I have created a custom cell renderer for a datagrid that displays four
radio buttons and creates a radiobuttongroup for them. The problem is
that the end result only allows one radio button to be selected for the
entire grid as opposed to one for each cell. Has
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