with for me:
// Reset the validation model.
for (var tagname in myValidationModelId) {
var vObjName: String = "myValidationModelId." + tagname;
Validator.disable(this, vObjName);
Validator.enable(this, vObjName);
}
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Pablo Apanasionek"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Fellows Coders,
>
> how can I enable/disable a set of validators of a Model without
doing it
> individually for each of one?
>
> E.g.
>
> <mx:Model id="ModelTest">
> <oneProp>{oneText.text}</oneProp>
> <twoProp>{twoText.text}</twoProp>
> </mx:Model>
>
> <mx:StringValidator field="ModelTest.oneProp" required="true" />
> <mx:StringValidator field="ModelTest.twoProp" required="true" />
>
> In some function:
>
> mx.validators.Validator.enable(this, 'ModelTest.oneProp');
> mx.validators.Validator.enable(this, 'ModelTest.twoProp');
> ...
> validate/clear fields
> ...
> mx.validators.Validator.disable(this, 'ModelTest.oneProp');
> mx.validators.Validator.disable(this, 'ModelTest.twoProp');
>
> Question is: is there any way to replace this enabling/disabling
with
> another more efficient/scalable way?
>
> Thanks in advance!
> --
> Pablo Gustavo Apanasionek
>
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