[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would simply create a new component as a subclass of DividedBox
with
the dragging functionality disabled. You could also maybe write your
own component fairly easily by looking at the DividedBox source to
get
some ideas for the sizing/layout.
As I'm not great at
Thanks very much for your help, I'll work on that that and keep you
posted. Could be next week before i get back to you as Im not very good
at AS3 yet over-riding classes.
I wonder was there any other component that I could have used to get
the same effect?
On 5/10/07, bill.fogarty17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder was there any other component that I could have used to get
the same effect?
I would simply create a new component as a subclass of DividedBox with
the dragging functionality disabled. You could also maybe write your
own component
On 5/3/07, bill.fogarty17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your feedback, I tried my best to debug the code, but was
unable to find out anything like that. I'm running the application in
Debug mode, have set breakpoints and have my variables window open. But
in the variables panel area, i
Thanks for your feedback, I tried my best to debug the code, but was
unable to find out anything like that. I'm running the application in
Debug mode, have set breakpoints and have my variables window open. But
in the variables panel area, i get: This = layoutPanel, which is a
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