I can be wrong, but prototype is still functional, am I wrong?
More information on this can be found in prog_actionscript30.pdf, in the
chapter Object-Proented Programming in Actionscript under Advanced topics.
Greetz Erik
I guess what really made this easier for us in the past was the ability to
use the 'prototype' chain to override properties and functions at a global
level for all TextField instances. I know overriding the prototype chain is
a thing of the past and for good reasons but it sure would be nice if
You can't extend things like TextField or Object like you could in AS1/AS2,
which was Lance's point. I think that's a different discussion.
I can see Ben's point about Buttons and borders.
When I start a MXML project and drop a button on the stage I can change the
border colour of a button,
able to make it work as it did in AS1/AS2.
Thanks!
Lance
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While in general I've been fairly happy with my ability to style
flex, one area in which really lacking (and unfortunately for me in a
key place for my application) is in styling
: [flexcoders] Re: Styling in Flex is officially ridiculous
We haven't devoted a lot of attention to HTML text in Flex because the
Flash Player's support for HTML is so limited and many Flex developers
find it doesn't meet their needs, Apollo will change that, but it isn't
clear when the Player's
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Well,
Before your
I have to agree with the dude, that its tough to say something like that to
a new person at flex. However, i was thinking the other comments were
correct, and that if you wanted the the button to look something else, you'd
have to use another skin. However, is you want to change the border from
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EDIT ::
In a way, the Button does have a borderStyle, it's the button's name
property.
supposed to be
In a way, the ButtonSkin class does have a borderStyle, it's the button
skin's name property assigned in the Button class.
Peace, Mike
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the border style
In a way, the Button does have a borderStyle, it's the button's name
property.
Back in Flash, they used borderStyle in the Button but, in Flex2 to they
changed it to switch on the buttons name.
Anyway, I will write a skin class and put it on my blog. That will be my
I must say, I really don't understand how I am being offensive. If you
took issue with my hypothetical new developer conversation, well, you
shouldn't. I was merely trying to point out that your solution is a
complex one, and requiring these types of workarounds does not
encourage the very
something that I feel needs to be addressed in order to improve the Flex
framework.
I think that is all you had to say in your original post.
As far as me, along with the line above... what do we do? We know this isn't
going to be changed in the near future.
So, we as 'advanced and
hm,,,about easy ways to skinning... any ideas about the panel's header
horizontal line ?
how to get rid of it...
if you set values for , ie
headerColors: #ff, #ee;
you get the horizontal divider together
i want colors but no line
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something that I feel needs to be addressed in order to improve the
Flex framework.
I think that is all you had to say in your original post.
As far as me, along
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I must say, I really don't understand how I am being offensive. If you
took issue with my hypothetical new developer
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Styling in Flex is officially ridiculous
I must say, I really don't understand how I am being offensive. If you
took issue with my hypothetical new developer conversation, well, you
shouldn't. I was merely trying to point out that your solution is a
complex one
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I must say, I really don't understand how I am being offensive. If you
took issue
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Annoying I can see, and so I apologize for that. My title was
definitely borne out of significant frustration and should have been
more factual. I also agree that most of Flex's CSS
While in general I've been fairly happy with my ability to style
flex, one area in which really lacking (and unfortunately for me in a
key place for my application) is in styling text, especially text
contained in an htmlText element.
Despite reading the docs 5 times now, I remain unable to
mx:Label id=linkTxt htmlText=font color=#FFa
href='http://mysite.com'goto mysite/a/font mouseOver=hover() /
function hover():void{
linkTxt.htmlText = String(linkTxt.htmlText).replace('FF','00FF00');
}
you get the idea
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Effective for color, but how about text-decoration, border, etc.? It
would be really nice to keep this in the CSS domain.
cheers, ethan
mx:Label id=linkTxt htmlText=font color=#FFa
href='http://mysite.com'goto mysite/a/font mouseOver=hover
() /
function hover():void{
linkTxt.htmlText
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Effective for color, but how about text-decoration, border, etc.? It
would be really nice to keep this in the CSS domain.
cheers, ethan
mx:Label id=linkTxt htmlText=font color=#FFa
href='http://mysite.com http://mysite.com 'goto
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Effective for color, but how about text-decoration, border, etc.? It
would be really nice to keep
Here's a good question, with styling in mind.in flex 1.5, you had access
directly to the movieclips that made a component. Aka I could do something
like this:
mx:ComboBox
mx:Script
function draw():Void {
super.draw();
border_mc.borderStyle = none;
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Oh yeah...
If he
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Well,
Before your loose it...
try
myButton.setStyle(upSkin, null);
OR
Button {
upSkin:ClassReference(null);
}
OR
mx:Button upSkin={null}/
Peace, Mike
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Well,
Before your loose
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