Looks like you are moving the thumb's position directly. You should instead be changing the HSlider. Value property and letting the component position the thumb accordingly The change event only fires if the value of the HSlider is changed via a user interaction (like a drag/click).
Sounds like you might want to listen for the valueCommit event which will fire whenever the value of the HSlider changes whether that is programmatically or via user interaction.
Looks like you are moving the thumb's position directly. You should instead be changing the HSlider. Value property and letting the component position the thumb accordingly.
The change event only fires if the value of the HSlider is changed via a user interaction (like a drag/click). Sounds like you might want to listen for the valueCommit event which will fire whenever the value of the HSlider changes whether that is programmatically or via user interaction.
Yes, that's it. Thank you! – David Oct 27 at 19:36 By the way I noticed your View has what appears to be an unnecessary BorderContainer.
This component isn't recommended for use in Mobile projects and may lead to performance problems. See this video for more information: flexponential. Com/2011/10/05/… – Steven Shongrunden Oct 28 at 18:25.
I can get the thumb to move just fine in response to the accelerometer. But there are two problems: 1) the thumb flies right off the end of the screen when you tilt it in either direction. For mobile Flex / Flash Builder, is it better to detect screen dimensions using systemManager.screen.
I am using a service that returns JSON (geonames.org) and I'm putting the result in an array and dumping it to a datagrid. I'm trying to write a dollar recognizer in Flash Builder.
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