How to iterate through tabs in a flex panel

I am new to flex. I need to disable some tabs in a flexible tab specified by config. I am having problems iterating through tabs in a tab bar. If I use the getChildAt () command it doesn't disable the tab button but the content of that tab button, so it doesn't.

Thank you and cheers, Mohit Ranka

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When asking about code, always post a minimal test case. getChildAt()

will work, so something happens to your code.



<mx:Script>
    <![CDATA[
        import mx.events.ItemClickEvent;
        import mx.controls.tabBarClasses.Tab;
        private function clickTab(event:ItemClickEvent):void {
            var target:TabBar = event.currentTarget as TabBar;
            var currTab:Tab;
            var parity:int = event.index & 1;
            /* disable all tabs at indices w/ same parity as clicked tab;
               enable tabs of opposite parity.
             */
            for (var i=0; i<target.numChildren; ++i) {
               currTab = target.getChildAt(i) as Tab;
               currTab.enabled = (i&1)^parity;
            }
        }
    ]]>
</mx:Script>

<mx:TabBar id="someTabs" itemClick="clickTab(event)">
    <mx:dataProvider>
        <mx:String>Foo</mx:String>
        <mx:String>Bar</mx:String>
        <mx:String>Baz</mx:String>
        <mx:String>Bam</mx:String>
    </mx:dataProvider>
</mx:TabBar>

      

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why not use bindings on your config?

sort of



   enabled="{yourConfiguration.lastResult.enabled}"

      

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For anyone looking for a working answer for Flex 4.5 (Flex 4 perhaps). I finally figured out the solution. It looks like a hack to me, but Adobe doesn't answer the call and it works for me. Here's a simplified example.

<!-- component that has the the TabBar in it... -->

<fx:Script>
    <![CDATA[
//imports here

import mx.core.UIComponent;

//imports

private function setTabEnabled(index:int,enabled:Boolean):void{
    var theTab:UIComponent = theTabBar.dataGroup.getElementAt(index) as UIComponent;
    if(theTab){theTab.enabled = enabled;}
}
]]>
</fx:Script>

<s:TabBar id="theTabBar"
    dataProvider="{viewStack}"/>

<mx:ViewStack id="viewStack">
    <s:NavigatorContent label="0th Tab">
        <!-- ...Content -->
    </s:NavigatorContent>
    <s:NavigatorContent label="1st Tab">
        <!-- ...Content -->
    </s:NavigatorContent>
    <s:NavigatorContent label="2nd Tab">
        <!-- ...Content -->
    </s:NavigatorContent>
</mx:ViewStack>

<!-- rest of the component that has the the TabBar in it... -->

      

Then you call setTabEnabled(theTabIndex,trueFalse)

into an event handler related to what decides why the tab is enabled or not.

I have to expand the TabBar to support this, but I've already spent enough time trying to figure it out.

Happy coding = D

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