[flexcoders] Tree drag-n-drop into a TextInput (hiding the feedback)

[khos2007]

Is there an easy way to hide the feedback icons for drag an drop
operations?
I just wanna kill them all together if its possible.

My application has a Tree control for dragging directory paths to
TextInput controls in a Form.

The "addTreeDragToFieldBehavior" is called in my application to
initialize the
drag and drop actions to my TextInput controls.

The static method "showFeedback" does not kill the feedback as I
expected.
DragManager.showFeedback(DragManager.NONE);

How can I kill all feedback so when my Tree items are dragged, there is
no red X beside it?

-- Keith H --
www.keithhair.com

[CODE]

     private function addTreeDragToFieldBehavior():void
     {
         var movefield:Object;
         var draggeditem:Object;

         function getMousedMoveField(evt:DragEvent):void
         {
             var n:int=0;
             while(n < _rules.length){
                  var o:Object=_rules[n];
                  var field:TextInput=TextInput(o.move_field);
                  if(mouseInsideContainer(field)){
                      movefield=field;

                      assignToField();
                      return;
                  }
                 n++;
             }
             movefield=null;
         }
         function assignToField():void
         {
             if(movefield == null){
                 return;
             }
             [EMAIL PROTECTED];
             movefield=null;
         }

         function activateDrop(evt:DragEvent):void
         {
             [EMAIL PROTECTED];
            
directorytree.removeEventListener(DragEvent.DRAG_COMPLETE,getMousedMoveF\
ield);
            
directorytree.addEventListener(DragEvent.DRAG_COMPLETE,getMousedMoveFiel\
d);
         }

        
directorytree.removeEventListener(DragEvent.DRAG_ENTER,activateDrop);
        
directorytree.addEventListener(DragEvent.DRAG_ENTER,activateDrop);
         directorytree.dragEnabled=true;
         directorytree.dragMoveEnabled=true;

         DragManager.showFeedback(DragManager.NONE);

     }

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