You might try changing the state of the child component before the
parent. I've noticed, probably because of Flex's asynchronous
nature, that sometimes code doesn't execute before the screen is
rendered.
If you were using cairngorm, I would recomend that you control all
of the states in
Well,
I have downloded it and researched but, not implemented it yet. From
reading the 6 part artical, it seemed that this app I am making wasn't
big enough to warrant it.
If you want, post the example. I could just implement the pattern anyway(without the framework).
Peace, MikeOn 4/21/06,
Oh yeah,
Now that is the morning and I remeber what I did, it was the call. For
now, I just over road the Application's currentState and called what I
need from there. Since I use a lot of modules, the scope is only one
child deep for this. Works fine.
If you still want to post that example
Hey Mike, just look back a couple of messages to #34516 Flex2B2:
Cairngorm - Controlling View State Example.
Regards,
Tim
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Oh yeah,
Now that is the morning and I remeber what I did, it was the call.
For now,
Looks like you need an equal sign.
modifierCheckGroup.currentState matchState;
should be:
modifierCheckGroup.currentState = matchState;
- Tim
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Hi,
Real quick is there a problem with changing a parent
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