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mcgraphix7320184Author
Participating Frequently
January 11, 2010

In case anyone was still interested, you can find the source for the editor now at: http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/2009/12/new-and-updated-tlf-samples.html

Peter_deHaan
Peter_deHaan
Participating Frequently
July 24, 2009

Although it isn't nearly as impressive as the online TLF demo, I built a simple little rich text editor using Flex 4. You can grab the code from http://blog.flexexamples.com/2009/07/24/creating-a-simple-text-editor-using-the-spark-textarea-control-in-flex-4/.

I was trying to make a Flex 4 version of the Flex 3 RichTextEditor control, so it currently lacks a lot of the newer functionalities of TLF.

Peter

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Anonymous
July 29, 2009

Hi Peter,

Which version of SDK did you test your example code with. I tried it with the Flex 4  Beta 1 SDK and it could not resolve the IndexChangeEvent type.

Thanks

Peter_deHaan
Peter_deHaan
Participating Frequently
July 29, 2009

asaikali,

If you're asking which version of the Flex SDK I used to build http://blog.flexexamples.com/2009/07/24/creating-a-simple-text-editor-using-the-spark-textarea-control-in-flex-4/, I think I used 4.0.0.8811.

I'd avoid the Flex 4 Beta 1 SDK as much as possible as it is pretty old (4.0.0.7219, I believe). We've had several API renames since then (which is why you're getting that IndexChangeEvent message).

Peter

brian_thomas2
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brian_thomas2
Adobe Employee
July 24, 2009

Our apologies, but the source code for that demo is still not available. If you have questions about how to implement a specific feature from that demo, then feel free to ask here and we can point you in the right direction.

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