errorColor only works when errorString is defined, and if the
errorString is defined I get a tooltip that I don't want.
The Glow could be a solution ... I don't know why I have to do a
workaround. Why doesn't the textinput.setStyle(themeColor,
0xFF) work?
thanks
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I investigated this a bit and I found an answer to your question: the
themeColor is actually being set, but it's only visible when the focus on
the control is redrawn, i.e. when the control looses and regains focus
again. A solution would be to force the control to redraw the focus when you
change
Thanks a lot! That's it.
just called
currentFormItem.focusManager.getFocus().drawFocus(true);
after setting the style and it works.
I had tried with validateDisplayList() and all but to no effect.
Thanks again
yes, but the tricky part is that I don't want to have the tooltips
appear. I have my own custom tooltips that work in a different way.
Hi,
did you try errorColor? Have not used it but its there...
As for the tooltip you can try errorString (a space character)
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 3:44 PM, what3v3r82 [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
yes, but the tricky part is that I don't want to have the tooltips
appear. I have my own custom
A possibly better solution via a glow filter:
mx:TextInput text=test
mx:filters
mx:GlowFilter blurX='6' blurY='6'
alpha='1' color='#ff'
knockout='false' quality='1'
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