Re: Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

Hey Mike, Visit the page about the Apache Flex mailing lists to find the email address you can contact to automatically unsubscribe you from future messages. http://flex.apache.org/community-mailinglists.html - Josh On Fri, Jul 7, 2017 at 12:14 PM, Michael Gaston wrote:

Re: Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

Michael, I wish I could help you out, but I don't know how. I only post to the mailing list, I have no control over who subscribes to the list, so I don't believe that I personally can remove anyone from it. You need to remove yourself from the list, or contact the administrators and have them

Re: Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

Hello, My name is Mike. I have removed my name from this list. However, I still receive email from bilbosax. Would bilbosax be so kind to read this message in its entirety and remove my email. I have been polite. I ask the same in return regarding my request. Regards, Mike Gaston Sent from

Re: Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

Erik, thanks again for your invaluable input. It really helps and is an excellent read. I was not able to get the the StageText phantom text issue solved last night, but I also did not try using callLater to close the popup a frame later after deleting the text. I don't know if restarting my

Re: Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

The skin that shows text to the right of where it should in the input field is using the non-mobile "spark" theme. If you want TLF (spark skin if you are running in the mobile theme) you need to set the skinClass to: spark.skins.mobile.TextInputSkin This is the one that displays the text

Re: Visibility Issue with PopUp Component

I recently noticed that StageText appeared slightly to the right of where it should in AIR 26. If I remember correctly, it was working better in AIR 25. - Josh On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 8:04 PM, bilbosax wrote: > Erik, I appreciate your in depth explanation, and I think

Re: Connection to Google Calendar as a Proxy Scheduler

I agree it's a possibility which I had not considered. My problem is that I do not have a server on the Internet, so the option of buying an ANE for $25 looks the most promising option at the moment. The one suggested by Eric states that you can add updates and alarms for iOS, but I'm not sure

Re: Connection to Google Calendar as a Proxy Scheduler

Hi npem! :D Sure there are! :) That's exactly what push notifications where made for :) Why don't you just store your users appointments server side somewhere, and send push notifications to their devices when the date is due? It's almost the textbook example of push notifications in fact :) 1

Re: Connection to Google Calendar as a Proxy Scheduler

Thanks for the information. It's certainly worth a consideration if no better options present themselves:-) Phil On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 6:06 PM, Erik J. Thomas [via Apache Flex Users] < ml+s246n15418...@n4.nabble.com> wrote: > Hey Phil: > > I highly recommend using ANEs for native