Probably not subclass, but maybe replace it. It will be a bunch of work though.
In theory the tabloop (if you don't use tabIndex) should be hierarchical and
go through one container then the next. But it won't loop within a container
if there are other tabbable entities.
Besides the
Out of curiosity, I checked JIRA and there are only six issues with 100+
votes, so if you've got a lot of friends, you should be able to get in
the Top 10 Most Popular Bugs fairly easily...
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, 2008 4:17 PM
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Out of curiosity, I checked JIRA and there are only six issues with 100+
votes, so if you've got a lot of friends, you should be able to get in
the Top 10 Most Popular Bugs fairly easily
No advantages using non-modal popups, just a way to get what you want. I doubt
we'll have time to provide more control over tabbing, especially in a way that
sort of works against accessibility rules.
If you are using ModuleLoader today, you can probably pass the ModuleLoader to
PopUpManager.
Aw cummon, don't say things like run it up the flagpole dude, that's
painful.
If you think it should change, file a feature request and ask people who
agree with you to vote on it. We have a system for this sort of thing and
it's not get cranky with people from Adobe who're helping us all out on
Hey, sorry for not pointing you in the right direction, that was kinda
douche-like of me :)
Here's where you want to be: https://bugs.adobe.com/flex/
You can file bug reports and change requests, and vote on things that other
people have reported as well. If you want to mess with the focusing,
In my understanding of accessibility rules, you need some consistent way of
navigating to all controls w/o using a mouse. I'm not clear there is an
existing pattern for what you want to do, but I'm no expert on the patterns.
You mentioned that it works for existing Client/Server apps. How do
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