Hello, I have already read about this at https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLEX/FlexJS+Layout that how FlexJS implemented "just-in-time" instead of "just-in-case" philosophy to save browser processes from listening to parent/children size changes and re-layout an application UI. Since responsive design concept is high on these days (and also a valid requirement I believe), I would like to start discuss on this.
We have application where we want to listen browser size changes dynamically in FlexJS HTML output. We also wants to manipulate children/sub-children sizes based upon that, and to component properties, i.e. <js:VerticalColumnLayout/> columnCount change etc. How we can able to meet this? I didn't seen any event to listen browser size changes to FlexJS (if available, please let me know); Apache Wiki page also mentioned to dispatch "layoutNeeded" event but I'm unclear where or how this event should dispatch - is it possible to provide any code example too? We would like to be this process exhaustive if it requires, if this even cost an extra browser process I think that is valid consideration considering the kind of advantage that it'd give. Even Apache wouldn't want to bring the responsive layout feature to FlexJS, we need to want this for our application. So, how can we implement this to our application, can you give some descriptive suggestion? Thank you once again. -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/Responsive-design-needs-for-FlexJS-HTML-output-tp12378.html Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
