Hi Carlos, Basically the expected output is an application consists of multi-level of tabs. So when you select a top-level tab, it's content window (TabBarPanel) may have another sub-Tab section. That sub tab section's some component may have another sub-sub-tab sections.
So this from a real world application perspective where everything expected to be dynamic. So far, I somehow managed to fix the height/width problems where multi-level tabs - I must say working in JavaScript is pain. There's not enough API available to the FlexJS MDL components too, i.e. TabBar do not have a GET selectedIndex property, even if I write my own GETTER method inside, the TabModel always returns the same selectedIndex or selectedItem value; it seems they never updated when HTML's tab changed. Furthermore, there are unexpected exception throws at the right moment when you was just started thinking 'all is now managed'. Anyway, it's not the place to release my frustration. I tried by using Tabs instead of TabBar. But I think it do not has the capability to scroll when there are too many items. I see TabBar only give me that feature. Thanks! -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/FlexJS-MDL-TabBarPanel-children-do-not-gets-flexible-sizes-tp59686p59835.html Sent from the Apache Flex Development mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
