Hi Alex,
Thanks for the reply, I'll try that. I think I can also achieve this
by creating custom Container, Box and VBox, by just changing package
in container for Scrollbar, but that will not solve the problem
because then if my application contains other scrolable container,
e.g. list then i
curious, what is a good approach to making this label appear the same as the
DG header?
DK
On 07 Mar 2007 09:33:10 -0800, Alex Harui [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think I'd extend DG for that. I'd just stretch a label over
the columns. You can listen for events from the DG to keep
You can draw in a background gradient by copying code from DataGrid, but
I would put a different kind of border around it. It really depends on
what you want it to look like. Canvas gives you lots of flexibility.
From: flexcomponents@yahoogroups.com
We needed to do something similar, where a datagrid would have metadata /
summaries inline, but didn't want them to sort. Another example would be a
row at bottom, where you could have column totals, you don't want those to
sort with the regular data. I'll probably turn this into a component,
I have a custom component that is done with MXML and some actionscript, in this
component I have a few states defined which is for some transition effects
between some containers.
When I extend this component I cannot add any new states or else I lose my
original states, so is the best
On second thoughts, how can you have default style values and do it cleanly?
This way, your component will define a styleName called ffButton, which will
be compiled into your app even if the user of the componet chooses another
styleName to use. Apart from overhead, there is a risk that this
