Re: Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

Erik, I appreciate your in depth explanation, and I think for the most part you are right. When I do not set a skinClass and let Flex use the default for mobile development is when I get the best performance from the textInput, meaning that the soft keyboard and all the features act as I want

Re: Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

Hey bilbosax: If you are talking about a Flex Mobile app, just try deleting the contents of the TextInput when hiding the PopUp: private function onCloseMe():void { input.text = null; } When subsequently showing the popup, there will be no text to render and you won't see it. In mobile

Re: Flexjs + Javascript libraries

Hi Lorenzo, Can you give us more details on what steps you took to set up FlexJS 0.8.0 in Flash Builder and what kinds of errors you are getting? Thanks, -Alex On 7/6/17, 2:02 PM, "Lorenzo Moretti" wrote: >I will be glad to help writing a simple example. But I need

Re: Flexjs + Javascript libraries

I will be glad to help writing a simple example. But I need some help setting up the basing building environment: is Flash Builder (my current IDE) supposed to work with FlexJS 0.8 SDK? Apparently I get compiler errors... I am also familiar with npm, but I do not know how to compile mxml from the

Re: Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

It might be helpful to provide a simple test case including your PopUp implementation. Olaf -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-users.246.n4.nabble.com/Visibility-Issue-with-PopUp-Component-tp15417p15420.html Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at

Test is another mobile App is installed

I´m developing Flex Mobile Apps and I need to test if another app is instaled on the same device. Let´s say, for example, that I want to know if Waze is installed on the Phone (I need to test both Android and IOs). Thanks for your help. -- View this message in context:

Re: Connection to Google Calendar as a Proxy Scheduler

Hey Phil: I highly recommend using ANEs for native integration and to do the types of things you are doing. My experience with Google APIs, places, calendar were not that good either. Here is an ANE you should consider. Sure it costs a little money, but only about the cost of a lunch for two

Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

I have a PopUp that occupies about a third of the screen with several components in it like a dropdownlist, a textInput, and sliders where a user can set values that are needed by the program(i haven't included them all in the example). Each time the PopUp is loaded, it obtains values from the

Connection to Google Calendar as a Proxy Scheduler

I am trying to setup a Scheduler for a Mobile App that would notify the user if an Item is past its usedby date. I thought I might use Google Calendar to do this, as the app might not be running when the date has passed. I can’t find a way to access the local calendar on iOS and Android, hence

Re: Can I control the parameter order in an HTTPService Post?

Sorry, one very important typo in my example. This line should include the string in quotes so it's not interpreted as an object that will then be processed like you are seeing and you lose the order: > httpService.send({ \"otherParameters\": \"Other Random Misc Data\", > \"lastParameter\":

Re: Can I control the parameter order in an HTTPService Post?

Hey Jeffry: I may be missing something in my understanding of your problem, but are you trying to send a body of parameters in the request payload? If so, I suggest you adopt a JSON or plain text approach, and build your params into the body/payload in the order you want by just building the