You could use an event listener for the controlName component FocusEvent.FOCUS_IN
and in the handler
event.currentTarget.setSelection(0,0);
I am not sure where the setSelection() method comes from throught the event. Most likly it's the currentTarget property.
something like that ?
setSelection(beginIndex:int, endIndex:int):void
Peace, Mike
On 5/10/06, d93574 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When my application starts I want the user to be able to begin
typing without having to use the mouse.
When I call "controlName".setFocus the focus is set to the correct
control, but the mouse caret is not set until I click somewhere in
flex application. It seems the focus is still set on the browser.
Any clues as to get around this?
Thanks
Jim Kohn
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