Thanks.

First of all thanks for the wonderful component. I have an issue while using the STN. I am creating a custom TabNavigator that extends the SuperTabNavigator. When I do this, the first tab in the custom tabnavigator is missing. Can you help me find out what might be the issue.

MyCustomTabNavigator extends SuperTabNavigator
{
override protected function createChildren():void{
if (!tabBar){
tabBar = new MyCustomTabBar();
tabBar.focusEnabled = false;
tabBar.styleName = this;
rawChildren.addChild(tabBar);
}
super.createChildren();
popUpButtonPolicy = POPUPPOLICY_OFF;
closePolicy = SuperTab.CLOSE_SELECTED;
}
}

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public class MyCustomTabBar extends SuperTabBar{
public function DroppableTabBar(){
super();
navItemFactory = new ClassFactory(MyCustomTab);
}
}

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public class MyCustomTab extends SuperTab
{
override protected function createChildren():void{
super.createChildren();
}
}

Any help is highly appreciated.

thanks

First, thanks for this awesome component!

I found a workaround for the bug reported by Nicolás Dijkstra about the selectedIndex setter not working.
This property is very useful to programmatically change the selected tab.
Actually, the selectedIndex setter works, but after, during the updateDisplayList of the underlying ToggleButtonBar, the selectedIndex property is reset to it’s previous value.

Here is the workaround:

1/ create a class that extend SuperTabNavigator, say MySuperTabNavigator.

2/ override the updateDisplayList method to backup the selectedIndex, call the method of the super class, then restore the selectedIndex property in the wiew stack and in the tab bar:

override protected function updateDisplayList(unscaledWidth:Number, unscaledHeight:Number):void {
var backupSelectedIndex:int = selectedIndex;
super.updateDisplayList(unscaledWidth, unscaledHeight);
selectedIndex = backupSelectedIndex;
tabBar.selectedIndex = backupSelectedIndex;
}

3/ Use MySuperTabNavigator instead of SuperTabNavigator to create tabbed panes in which the setter of the selectedIndex property works.

This is not very clean, but it’s the only way i found. I would gladly use a better solution if someone finds one.

Thanks.

Thanks..

I am not sure is this a bug or not? I am creating 10-15 tabs (which has datagrid) at runtime but it is taking too much time to display. Assume that there are total 3500 records which are divided in all the tabs.

I had tried one scenario like i first created 15 hard coded tabs. and at runtime i am just assigning the data provider to my grid. it much faster than earlier.

so main question is that Is the tab rendering is taking time? if so can we invisible tabs runtime rather adding it on runtime?

Hope you will get my question.

Thanks

Regards

Vertical Tabs – Not always vertical

Is there a way to position the Titles the right way up as I have only seen examples of vertical tabbing with titles rotated 90 deg ccw?

is the error. I am using it for a web browser want to create. If I need to get somethng then where to I get it?