Well, it might be an interesting component, but from my experience and the
purpose of it, I always tried not to use it. The memory usage is enormous
for what it suppose to do.
But this is a different story, I was just trying to give some hints of new
components that might improve the current SDK a
The mx:Repeater is a little bit different and an interesting one. If you look
in UIComponent, there's some specific exceptions for handling Repeater. I
think it's more along the lines of an earlier thread here discussing possibly
providing conditionals and loops in markup.
On Feb 29, 2012,
I have an Accordion and AccordionLayout in my whiteboard.
I'll try and get my calender/date picker work added soon.
Tink
andrei apostolache wrote:
>We can start migrating components from mx to spark. At work we already
>built something close to an Accordion, or a simpler and easier to skin
>Ca
To have a tooltip on disable can be made by creating a custom button skin
or an custom button, which is not that hard.
I'm thinking of generic components, which you either use mx components and
lose performance, or build your own spark component.
One of the spark advantages was that couple of mx co
Yup! I agreed that using mx with spark is not a good decision but there are
some lack of functionality in spark components which is available in mx.
i.e. in a simple spark button, you are not able to see tool-tip while it is
disabled.
so many developers has to use mx with spark due to these some l
We can start migrating components from mx to spark. At work we already
built something close to an Accordion, or a simpler and easier to skin
Calendar, suitable for mobile devices.
Anyone knows that using mx with spark is not a good decision.
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 8:08 AM, Ariel Jakobovits wrot
Thanks for the support Martin but some compatriots to work with me is what I
seek.
Ariel Jakobovits
ajako...@adobe.com
650-350-0282
On Feb 28, 2012, at 5:00 PM, Martin Heidegger wrote:
> On 29/02/2012 09:36, Ariel Jakobovits wrote:
>> We have a list of components for desktop, and an emerging
On 29/02/2012 09:36, Ariel Jakobovits wrote:
We have a list of components for desktop, and an emerging list of components
designed for mobile. Anyone working with even lower power tv and blueray
devices that could benefit from even more lightweight components?
Who would not benefit of more com
