How to call a mxml component from another mxml component in flex-edited?

I would use a custom event that bubbles. You would dispatch it from the reviewComponent and it would be caught by the defectTracker Here are some good articles that tell you how to create a custom event and how to use it livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html... connatserdev.com/blog/?p=86.

I would use a custom event that bubbles. You would dispatch it from the reviewComponent and it would be caught by the defectTracker. Here are some good articles that tell you how to create a custom event and how to use it livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html... connatserdev.com/blog/?p=86.

Could you explain more on this, with an example if possible. Since I am new to Flex, I do not know most of the concepts. – Angeline Oct 22 '09 at 6:30 added links to custom event articles.

This will probably be better than me posting an example – asawilliams Oct 22 '09 at 14:29.

Var dTracker:DefectTracker = new DefectTracker(); addChild(dTracker).

No, that mxml screen should be opened. Already these two components are a part of main. Mxml which is the main application.

Please refer to my edit, I have updated a part of my main. Mxml file – Angeline Oct 21 '09 at 11:04.

Var dTracker:DefectTracker = new DefectTracker(); PopUpManager. AddPopUp(dTracker, this, true).

No,it is not a pop up. It is already a child component of the main. Mxml screen.

If I click the Tab, "Defect Tracker" in my main file, I would get the screen displayed. How to display this screen by clicking on a link in the "reviewComponent" file? – Angeline Oct 22 '09 at 6:29.

I would use a custom event that bubbles. You would dispatch it from the reviewComponent and it would be caught by the defectTracker.

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