Poornima,
Can you give a little more information?
Are you using any item renderers?
Ross
The RichTextEditor component does this. If you look at that class's code,
you'll see that it calls a function named setTextStyles and passes an argument
of 'color'.
Basically, it creates a TextFormat object with the desired style (font color,
in this case), and applies it to the selected
Hi, Adrian.
I had a terrible time with this a few months back, but finally got it
all figured out.
If you can post exactly what you're including in your FLA (that's the
way I ended up doing it), and exactly what you're including in your
font declarations, I think I can help you get this cleared
Hi.
Are you updating super.data in your set data function?
If you aren't, give this a try:
public override function set data(value:Object):void
{
super.data = value;
if(value == null) return;
.
}
Jitendra,
You might have something buggy going on in your FlexBuilder (I'm
assuming that's what you're building with), but I think your problem
may be solved just by pressing Shift + Refresh in your browser.
The HTTP-EQUIV tag might work, but it might not, depending on
variables that I don't
Naveen,
Hi. Are you already familiar with embedding fonts in a Flex
application? And, if you are, are you using the programmatic
approach, or the SWF approach?
You've probably already explored this, but one other option is to just
use the _sans system font, rather than embed a Japanese font.
Robert, I may have misled you by saying you needed to override the
data setter in my last reply.
I've gotten away with doing that in List components, but maybe I
should have been addressing listdata, instead of data.
Hope I didn't screw you up.
Amy, glad you posted this. Thanks.
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I've had similar issues.
One of the things I've found is that it is important to reduce the
steps between this.data, or this.listData, and the property you're
populating.
If you can rewrite so that you bind directly on this.listData.label,
rather than set the value of 'value' and bind on
,
-Robert
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From: ross_w_henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: ItemRenderer, mislabels scrolling
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2008, 3:19 PM
I've had similar issues.
One
I've had a similar issue with tooltips, though, not with ViewStacks,
and I think Sefi's solution is correct. That's more or less what I've
done, at least.
My understanding of what is happens in these cases is the
ToolTipManager that created the tooltip gets destroyed without
destroying the child
Hi, Sceneshift.
The TextField object uses a styleSheet property, rather than the
styleName attribute.
The styleSheet property takes an object of type StyleSheet.
Check out the livedoc at
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/langref/flash/text/TextField.html#styleSheet
There's a link to the
I switched about 10 months ago, and I'll still tell anyone who is
interested how happy I am about it. I do all of my work, comfortably
and happily, on a 15 MBP.
The overall positive impact on my productivity is more than worth the
5x pricetag. But, on top of that, my working life is so much
about switching.
Hope that's useful.
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Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 1:39 PM
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Do you
Manu,
There may be an easier way to do this, but I think you'll need to
create a new ToolTipBorder object, and either have it accept an
ArrayCollection (or whatever) in its constructor, or else make a
public var on the object (i.e. myToolTipData:ArrayCollection = new
ArrayCollection;).
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