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oscar7878
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April 6, 2010
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Best way to handle multi-page documents?

  • April 6, 2010
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Hi,

I'm creating a multi-page editor on top of TLF and I'd like to hear some opinions about the best way to handle multi-pade documents.

I'm basicaly considering two options:

1.) A single RichEditableText and several ContainerControllers.

2.) Several RichEditableText.

Tks.

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Correct answer robin_briggs

Sorry, I gave you the wrong title to look for. See "New and updated examples", http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/2009/12/new-and-updated-tlf-samples.html.

Apologies,

- robin

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robin_briggs
Adobe Employee
April 6, 2010

I'm not sure you can create a RichEditableText and give it multiple ContainerControllers. If you use multiple RichEditableText

components, then you will have to decide in advance which text goes in which one.

We have posted sample code for doing this in straight ActionScript, which you could presumably also host inside a Flex container. See:

http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/examples/

Look for "ActionScript Pagination Example".

- robin

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oscar7878Author
Inspiring
April 6, 2010

Hi Robin,

Thanks for your answer.

I tried the example you just sent me but looks like they were created for a different built. I'm using Flash Builder, sdk 4.0. I tried the actionscript version. Should I be able to run it?

Tks.

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Adobe Employee
robin_briggsCorrect answer
Adobe Employee
April 14, 2010

Sorry, I gave you the wrong title to look for. See "New and updated examples", http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/2009/12/new-and-updated-tlf-samples.html.

Apologies,

- robin

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