Thanks a lot! That's it.
just called
currentFormItem.focusManager.getFocus().drawFocus(true);
after setting the style and it works.
I had tried with validateDisplayList() and all but to no effect.
Thanks again
I investigated this a bit and I found an answer to your question: the
themeColor is actually being set, but it's only visible when the focus on
the control is redrawn, i.e. when the control looses and regains focus
again. A solution would be to force the control to redraw the focus when you
change
errorColor only works when errorString is defined, and if the
errorString is defined I get a tooltip that I don't want.
The Glow could be a solution ... I don't know why I have to do a
workaround. Why doesn't the textinput.setStyle("themeColor",
"0xFF") work?
thanks
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A possibly better solution via a glow filter:
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 12:44 AM, Fotis Chatzinikos <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> did you try errorColor? Have not used it but its there...
>
> As for the toolt
Hi,
did you try errorColor? Have not used it but its there...
As for the tooltip you can try errorString " " (a space character)
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 3:44 PM, what3v3r82 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> yes, but the tricky part is that I don't want to have the tooltips
> appear. I have my own c
yes, but the tricky part is that I don't want to have the tooltips
appear. I have my own custom tooltips that work in a different way.
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