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Home > DataGrid, Flex, Tips > Enhanced trick to copy data from AdvancedDataGrid

Enhanced trick to copy data from AdvancedDataGrid

November 20th, 2010 2 comments

Here’s a small enhancement to my trick to copy data from an AdvancedDataGrid.

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Home > DataGrid, Flex, Tips > Trick to copy data from a Flex AdvancedDataGrid

Trick to copy data from a Flex AdvancedDataGrid

October 31st, 2010 3 comments

Here’s a small trick to allow copying individual cell data from a Flex AdvancedDataGrid.

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Home > Custom Component, Flex > My Flex SparklineChart custom components now have their own Explorer!

My Flex SparklineChart custom components now have their own Explorer!

September 14th, 2010 1 comment

I recently published Flex custom components allowing to display data as Sparklines. These SparklineChart custom components being highly configurable, here is now their new companion: the SparklineChart explorer.

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Home > Custom Component, Flex > Sparkline Flex custom components (LineChart and BarChart)

Sparkline Flex custom components (LineChart and BarChart)

September 11th, 2010 23 comments

Sparklines are defined by Edward Tufte, their creator as: Intense, Simple, Word-Sized Graphics.

Here are new Flex custom components allowing to easily integrate Sparklines in any Flex application.

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Home > Flex, How To > Dynamic Flex Tooltips (Updating a Visible Tooltip)

Dynamic Flex Tooltips (Updating a Visible Tooltip)

September 7th, 2010 3 comments

Here are some tips regarding my way of managing Dynamic Flex ToolTips and, in particular, how to update content of a visible tooltip.

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Home > Custom Component, Flex > Flex custom effect EditInPlaceEffect

Flex custom effect EditInPlaceEffect

August 30th, 2010 7 comments

After my custom components FadingTextInput and FadingInjector, here is now a Flex custom effect offering similar possibilities. I called it EditInPlaceEffect.

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Home > Custom Component, Flex > Flex custom component FadingInjector

Flex custom component FadingInjector

August 25th, 2010 10 comments

Apply the fading background color effect available in my Flex FadingTextInput in any UIComponent by injecting it using FadingInjector (post updated following a comment from João).
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Home > Custom Component, Flex > Flex custom component FadingTextInput (Edit in Place building block)

Flex custom component FadingTextInput (Edit in Place building block)

August 23rd, 2010 2 comments

FadingTextInput is a Flex custom component based on TextInput that provides a background color fading effect when its content is modified.

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Home > Flex, Tips > Struggling with Flex Error 1000: Ambiguous Reference to…

Struggling with Flex Error 1000: Ambiguous Reference to…

August 20th, 2010 7 comments

I recently faced a Flex Error 1000: Ambiguous Reference to that puzzled me, I thought I’d share what was the issue and how to workaround it.

This error was raised by the compiler when I attempted to use a property for which I had defined a public getter together with a protected setter.

Using public::myProperty or protected::myProperty fixed the problem!

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Home > Flex, Tutorial > Making your Flex Custom Components really Flexible

Making your Flex Custom Components really Flexible

August 4th, 2010 7 comments

Here are a few options to develop Flex Custom Components that are really flexible.

In addition to allow styling options, a really flexible component should allow other developers to change and customize its behavior to accommodate their own specific needs with as less as possible additional efforts. OOP, Design Pattern, SDK secrets: make your choice!

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