Hi Kobe,
If you're asking how to change the current state of main.mxml from
inside a custom component, here are a few ways:
* The simplest way, is to use parentDocument.currentState =
"myBaseStateName". For more deeply nested components, you can also chain
these like: parentDocument.parentDocument.parentDocument.currentState =
"myBaseStateName".
* If main.mxml is the application class, you could also use
mx.core.Application.application.currentState = "myBaseStateName".
* For a more loosely coupled approach, you could dispatch an event
from the component, that is listened for in main.mxml. When the event
listener hears the event, change the currentState in the handler
function.
* Another way, is to bind a model variable to the currentState. This
is most commonly done in an MVC application.
There are other ways to access a components parent, but these should
handle the mojority of use cases.
-TH
or, for itemRenderers use outerDocument.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Ingo Stoecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hello,
>
> I put some custom components in view states. The components have
functions to change the currentstate to base view. But it doesnt work.
Hhow can I switch views (from the main.mxml) in these functions?
>
> greets,
>
> Kobe
>
>
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