When handling form submission. Is there a way to grab all the fields
wrapped in a specific Form tag and send them as an object to a
function much like a GET or POST works in HTML.
a form example:
mx:Form id=userForm
mx:FormItem label=Login ID required=true
Not a native feature built in to Flex I don't think, however one way
to accomplish this would be to loop through each of the children of
the Form (referenced by id), and then loop through each of the
children of the that child, see if they are of type TextInput,
TextArea, ComboBox, CheckBox,
I think the Form docs show an example of binding the inputs to a Model, but
you could substitute another object/class in its place.
-Scott
On 14 Mar 2007 07:54:00 -0700, Brian Dunphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not a native feature built in to Flex I don't think, however one way
to accomplish
in application creationComplete=userRequest.send()
mx:HTTPService id=userRequest url=http://post url useProxy=false
method=POST
mx:request xmlns=
username{username.text}/usernamefirstname{firstname.text}/firstname
lastname{lastname.text}/lastname
/mx:request
/mx:HTTPService
2007/3/14, Kevin
that's what I am after, I'll just have to build my own class for it.
I am hoping Adobe's goal may be to eventually expand the form tag
functionality. At this point, it seems like it doesn't really do
much that can't be accomplished easily with out it. Form handling
functions would be
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