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PBG
PBG

Reputation: 9644

Flex: Parse error: '<s:Button>' is not allowed to follow '</s:Button>'

The subject says it all. My simplified code is below:

<mx:DataGrid id="gridFields" width="100%">
  <mx:columns>
    <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="name" 
                       headerText="Name" />

    <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="description"
                       headerText="Description"/>

    <mx:DataGridColumn>
      <mx:itemRenderer>
        <fx:Component>
            <!--these two buttons are the problem-->
            <s:Button id="btnDeleteField"
                          label="Delete" 
                          click="outerDocument.deleteField(event)" />
            <s:Button id="btnEditField"
                      label="Edit"
                      click="outerDocument.editField(event)" />
        </fx:Component>
      </mx:itemRenderer>
    </mx:DataGridColumn>
  </mx:columns>
</mx:DataGrid>

Upvotes: 1

Views: 717

Answers (2)

PBG
PBG

Reputation: 9644

Solved my problem by doing the following

<mx:DataGridColumn>
  <mx:itemRenderer>
    <fx:Component>
      <s:MXDataGridItemRenderer>
        <s:HGroup>
          <mx:Button label="Aaa"/>  
          <mx:Button label="Bbb" />
        </s:HGroup>
      </s:MXDataGridItemRenderer>
    </fx:Component>
  </mx:itemRenderer>
</mx:DataGridColumn>

Upvotes: 1

merv
merv

Reputation: 76950

You can only place one primary component inside an <fx:Component> ... </fx:Component> block, since you are technically extending (in the OOP sense) whatever class you use. What you did is loosely the equivalent of writing MyComponent extends Button extends Button in ActionScript.

Instead, try placing the two buttons inside a single container, eg. a Group or BorderContainer.

Upvotes: 1

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