You can use Strings, but they might need to be fully qualified when doing it
from ActionScript instead of CSS. You can also use
obj.setStyle("moveEffect", Move);
and
obj.setStyle("moveEffect", myMoveInstance);
Note that "myMoveInstance" would be an instance of mx.effects.Move, *not* an
instance of mx.effects.effectClasses.MoveInstance
-Josh
2009/1/21 oneworld95
> Haven't tested this, but this might be a way to accomplish it:
>
> var btn:Button = new Button();
> btn.setStyle("mouseDownEffect", "glowImage");
> btn.setStyle("mouseUpEffect", "unglowEffect");
>
> Will try it in the morning. Didn't realize effects were set using styles.
>
> - Alex
>
> --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "oneworld95" wrote:
> >
> > Is there a way to add mouseDown and mouseUp effects to a button that's
> > being added dynamically via ActionScript?
> >
> > For example, if the button were created via MXML, it would look like
> this,
> >
> > > mouseDownEffect="{glowImage}" mouseUpEffect="{unglowImage}"
> > click="showHelp()" />
> >
> > - Alex
> >
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