Yes, very much so!
Once you have established that the list has been rendered from the dataProvider, call
myList.height = myList.calculateHeight();
signature::
public function calculateHeight(index:int = -1, count:int
= 0):NumberSee the docs at ListBase. Adobe really kicked &*^ on this Flex2 framework.
Peace, Mike
On 3/12/06, Robs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a list control with a custom cell renderer inside a repeater
object. I want the list's height to be dynamic based on the no. of
filled rows. Is it possible?
Thanks in advance...
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