Do it. I'm working on getting the iOS skin to look proper, which should stay out of the way of that work.
-Nick On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 4:14 PM, Tink <f...@tink.ws> wrote: > On 16 Mar 2012, at 19:27, Jonathan Campos wrote: > > On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 1:40 PM, Tink <f...@tink.ws> wrote: >> >> These 2 things are what PopUpManager takes care of for you. If you don't >>> use PopUpManager it will still get included, as it's instantiated in >>> SystemManager. >>> >> >> >> I too have created a variety of popups and alerts for mobile for my >> projects. I would prefer that we stick with using the popupmanager as it >> is >> the way most people are used to working with the framework. >> >> Also I would prefer to have a modal ability as with tablet applications >> modal is still very important. >> >> -- >> Jonathan Campos >> > > Spark moved away from the direct use of the PopUpManager, with > SkinnablePopUpContainer, which used it internally. > I think if we added a SkinnablePopUpComponent (which would be really > useful anyway as most popups I have had to make, generally don't need to be > containers), it would then be ideal to extend for an Alert. > > One thing I would like to see implemented in the new > SkinnablePopUpContainer, and added to the PopUpSkinnableContainer, is the > ability to center the popup, and keep it centered. They should also contain > the metadata for the modal styles so they can be set inline. > > Quite happy to throw one of these together and add it to Nick's whiteboard > space, and then he can take a look whether he wants to use it for his Alert. > > Tink >
