OK, good luck!
-Alex
On 2/17/17, 2:15 PM, "ismail şimşek" wrote:
>Hi Alex,
>
>I think my knowledge matches up pretty well with their needs. I do not
>know
>their technical details. So I answer that from job description
>
>They are looking for someone who has knowledge
Hi Alex,
I think my knowledge matches up pretty well with their needs. I do not know
their technical details. So I answer that from job description
They are looking for someone who has knowledge about;
Creation of UI views in MXML;
Creation of skins with MXML.
Spark components;
UIComponent and
Yes, took this route. Works. Thanks.
On Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 8:14 AM OK wrote:
> >But I also need to do something in a view when gets on screen
> Probably there're some other approaches but if you are already able to
> retrieve the instance of the displayed view you could
>But I also need to do something in a view when gets on screen
Probably there're some other approaches but if you are already able to
retrieve the instance of the displayed view you could just call any public
method on it do to anything you want.
HTH,
Olaf
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And that's what I am basically doing. But I also need to do something in a
view when gets on screen. CreationComplete is not working because it only
fires once.
On Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 2:01 AM OK wrote:
> mark goldin wrote
> > I have two views in it. By changing
mark goldin wrote
> I have two views in it. By changing selectedIndex I can show one or
> another. I am having some problems with this solution because I am using
> createComplete event which only fires once per view. Is there another
> event
> that I could use in my view to know when it gets on