The following example shows how you can set the accent color on the MX Alert control’s default button in Flex 4 by setting the new accentColor style.
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The following example shows how you can style the emphasized button on a Halo/MX Alert control in Flex 4 by setting the buttonStyleName and emphasizedSkin styles.
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In a previous example, “Setting a background image fill on a Halo Alert control in Flex 4”, we saw how you could can a repeating background image fill on a Halo Alert control (with default Spark skin) in Flex 4 by setting the borderSkin style.
The following example shows how you can set the title bar background image fill on a Halo Alert control (with default Spark skin) in Flex 4 by setting the borderSkin style.
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The following example shows how you can remove the default dropshadow from the Halo Alert control (with default Spark skins) in Flex 4 by setting the borderSkin style.
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The following example shows how you can set a repeating background image fill on a Halo Alert control (with default Spark skin) in Flex 4 by setting the borderSkin style.
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The following example shows how you can set the corner radius on the Halo TextArea control (with default Spark skin) in Flex 4 by creating a custom skin and setting the radiusX and radiusY properties on the Rect objects (in Flex 3 and earlier this was done by setting the cornerRadius style directly).
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The following example shows how you can create a self-closing Flex Alert control by creating a timer and using the static PopUpManager.removePopUp() method to remove the Alert after a certain time period.
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In a previous example, “Styling Alert controls in Flex using the StyleManager class and setStyle() methods”, we saw how to style a Flex Alert control using the static StyleManager.getStyleDeclaration() method, and the setStyle() method.
The following example shows how you can do the same thing using the beta Flex 4 SDK by passing a fully qualified class name to the static getStyleDeclaration() method.
The following example shows how you can disable an Alert control for a specified number of milliseconds before the user can dismiss the dialog by setting the enabled property.
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In a previous example, “Creating a custom creation complete effect on a Flex Alert control”, we saw how you could specify an effect which gets played when an Alert control is displayed by setting the Alert control’s creationCompleteEffect style.
The following example shows how you can apply a parallel Fade/Move effect when the Alert control is created by setting the the creationCompleteEffect effect/style in MXML and ActionScript.
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