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Simple Effects on a Form - Flex Example - the next version
In my previous post I had an example on simple effects in Forms.
As was quickly pointed out in the comments, if you click on the "Toggle Form" button quickly so unexpected behavior happens.
Try it if you like:
The issue seems to be that while the effect is playing, it will finish playing even if the "advanced" value has changed while it is playing. (make sense?)
So to work round this, I have added a <mx:Move> effect tag of my own and given it an ID. In the moveEffect attributes of my tags now I have put the ID of my Move effect Then in the Button tag, on the "click" event, rather than switch the "advanced" value in there, I am now calling a function.
What the function does is check if the effect is playing, and if it is NOT playing, it toggles the "advanced" attribute.
This means that even if the button is clicked rapidly you won't get the unexpected behaviour that was happening previously.
For a bit of fun, I put the "Bounce.easeOut" function in the "easingFunction" attribute of the move effect.
Have a Look:
