Although I am highly interested in this solution, I do not have the
actionscript programing skills to pull it off. This is a real estate app,
and the itemrenderer has to display an image, several text fields for price,
beds, baths, etc., a button so that a user can view more info about the
propert
Yes, the as the name suggests, the MobileGrid was built to support fast
scrolling etc. for mobile devices.
Although, if you have a fat item renderer, that might be the bottleneck
here.
Thanks,
Om
On Mon, Oct 16, 2017 at 2:14 PM, bilbosax wrote:
> Well, I can confirm that the faked touch event i
Well, I can confirm that the faked touch event in the Stackoverflow solution
does work, but I wish you didn't have to go throught through the trouble as
it just feels like a hack to me. I will look into trying the mobilegrid,
but it may take me a little time. I don't know if my itemrenderer will
I know your question was for List, but I am wondering if you can try the
MobileGrid (with one column) and see if the flickering is gone?
Here are a couple of examples:
https://github.com/apache/flex-sdk/blob/d726aee2da04bd796ab91fa1960d7e55d47cde44/frameworks/projects/experimental_mobile/asdoc/en
Thanks for the suggestion Erik, but I don't think that is likely my problem.
Every time the dataChange event fires in the itemRenderer, I always
explicity set the width and height of the itemRenderer and every other
component in the renderer, and they are the same for every renderer in the
list, s
Will any of your item renderers have a different width (for horiz scroll) or
height (for vert scroll)? I have run into a similar problem with jerky
scrolling and flashing if the item renderers are not the same size and it has
to calculate from content. For smoother scrolling, set an explicit siz
I have been asking some questions in the last week here on mobile Lists, and
it appears that I have one last problem that I have stumbled across. on my
mobile AIR app, the first drag or scroll on at least two of the lists in my
application will flicker when you first drag it, just one quick white