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Ok, so I tried using the setDepthAbove,
and setDepthBelow methods, to no avail. I tried firing them on application
initialize, and application creation complete, to no avail. I made two method calls
myObject.setDepthAbove(myOtherObject), and myOtherObject.setDepthBelow(myObject).
It still pushes myOther object out of the way. Are there any precautions/best
practices for this method? Thanks again. Nick From:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sauro, Nick Hey everyone, I’m trying to create a customized sort
of ComboBox. Essentially it’s a button, that when clicked, will set
visible a list directly below it(using some kind of effect, probably a resize
from 0-x). I could use a combobox, but the appearance of this component
is way different than how a combobox looks(no arrow, and icons instead of
text), so I had to do it this way. The problem is, when the list show, it moves everything else
on the screen, so I was wondering if there was some kind of z-index(or
substitute), that I could manipulate to make this behave more like a combo
box. If a combox can behave in this manner, where when it opens, it
doesn’t push everything out of its way, then there has to be a way for
this to be done. Any help, or pointers to help will be greatly appreciated Thanks Nick
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