Thanks, Tim. Knew there must be something, just couldn't find it.
I found this to be a good way to do it, as long as I'm not missing
something:
gr.validateSize(true);
var verticalGap:Number = grid.getStyle(verticalGap);
grid.scrollRect = new Rectangle(0, 0, grid.width + gr.measuredWidth,
Yep, that looks great. I thought about all of that, but knew that you'd
tweak it to get what you needed. Glad that I could finally help you out
with something Jason.
-TH
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Thanks, Tim. Knew there must be something,
C'mon, Tim, your posts help me loads of times and you don't even realize
it. My #1 place to go for searching for answers to tough problems is my
flexcoders archive and your name pops up a lot with the answer! And
RowColorDataGrid was a lifesaver.
Okay, back to the topic. Just realized that
I should know better by now to never declare victory until you tried your
test app solution in your REAL app.
A problem occured that if your popupbutton is embedded in another control,
the y value will no longer be in the same frame of reference as the popup,
which is no a child of the same
Ha, what I meant is that years ago, you helped me with a problem that I
was having with RowColorDataGrid and I was also able to use a tree with
connector lines that you created. Just glad to return the favor. :)
-TH
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Yet another correction:
grid.scrollRect = new Rectangle(0, 0, Math.max(grid.width,
gr.measuredWidth),
grid.height + gr.measuredHeight + (isNaN(verticalGap) ? 0 :
verticalGap));
Didn't make sense to add the width in this example.
I thought you were referring to the last couple of threads of
I'm glad that you're posting these corrections, cause I'm keeping this
solution for future reference. ;)
btw, I'm still using your tree in a little source code explorer app that
I made (bugs and all) :P
http://www.timothyhoff.com/projects/googlemate/srcView/GoogleMateSourceC\
odeExplorer.html
Hi Jason,
Put this at the end of addCategory():
myPopupButton.popUp.scrollRect = new Rectangle(0, 0,
myPopupButton.popUp.width, myPopupButton.popUp.height + 30);
Add an id:
PopUpButton id=myPopupButton openAlways=true
This will trick the popup into redrawing.
-TH
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