Flash Builder 4 - design view - states basedOn + design area widget

Hello,
Since i updated my project from Flex 3 to Flash Builder (4), i have very annoying issues in the design area.
The one in Flex 3 was quite usefull, but the new version is not easy, and straight forward usable.
Here are the 3 issues:
- when i have states designed from another one, i use the basedOn mxml attribute, which was used in Flex 3 and still exist in SDK 4 states system.
But the designer view in Flash Builder don't take those basedOn properties in account!
What can i do? and is it a known bug?
- When i have at least one precific state, i must define a defautl state, in the new SDK. Ok, but in design view, i cant add a new component without making the change only for one state. I can only make the change for the default state, but it will not be taken in account for all the other states, like i can do in Flex 3.
What i want to be able to do this: making changes in design view without selecting ANY state.
Is it possible? How can i do?
- In flex 3, there were a design area widget to select the resolution used for the preview design.
It was very usefull when the application has very dynamic width and height.
In Flash Builder, this widget has been removed.
Why has it been removed? and how can i preview my mxml views wihtout changing width and height values?
Thanks.
Seb

The update has been improved in every other areas, so it is not that much important.
I just hope that the new release will fix that (as it has been answered to my post).
The only thing i don't like in new releases of FB is that when the architecture of SDK is aimed to seperate the work between design and code, they focused only on catalyst to create the tools to manipulate design, and they forgot to keep an easy way to do design app directly in FB (with the design view and the style properties of MXML in FB3). But i'm confident that they will give such a tool soon.
But for now, if you don't like the restriction of the new release, you can continue to work with Flex 3 for 0$! And even in Flex 4, you can create MX components for which the design view will work as before. The fact that tools can manage a mix between MX and Spark components is a great thing. It is up to you to choose which you need which its own advantages and drawbacks.
Xcode is real pain to use with outdated ergonomy. It is only usefull to code in Objective C which is another real pain to do.
XCode can be cheapper because all Apple products are quite expansive, so the software to create softwares for them can be much more cheapper.
And Apple get a good revenue share from AppStore, so again they can give a cheap soft to create apps. You also have to pay 100$ to be able to send app to appstore, in ly opinion the good price for XCode should be 0$, not even 80$!
Flash builder 4 is very stable, but if you don't like it, you can choose another tool. Main competitor has no designer at all!

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It took me many hours to figure this out so I thought I would share what I discovered to make it easier on others.
1. Flash Builder 4.7 no longer has Design Mode (being able to design forms graphically). 4.6 was the last version to support it.
2. Adobe will not sell you 4.6 (or 4.5). They only sell 4.7. They suggest you find a retailer who has an old box.
3. Don't bother complaining, the word is "real programmers don't use design mode".
4. I called support yesterday to get some questions answered. I was told the wait time is over 2 hours and I can't leave a callback number. (At least at that time, they only let you leave a callback number for product returns - which I also did.)
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You're using swc library files such as the Swiz lib, Mate, Flexlib, etc. (I think it's ANY swc, not specific to any one)
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You've said Design View has been removed in your FAQ, but not said why. I use it to preview certain parts of my application instead of having to launch the app, then drill down to the point where that part of the app is visible.
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With all respect as former grouper at adobe i believe that you are taking aside here. Nothing wrong with that Don, but as iwas reading i got mixed messages... anyhow
The point i want to make clear, as i also believe some would agree and diagree is that adobe is simply gibing up with their one of the biggest inventions, JUST because a big *ss company such apple thinks inother way.
I would NOT call adobe as leader, a leader would NEVER give up on its team, which is us... developers... users and so on.
What adobe is now doing.... well they fall pretty much into a dictator mark. Why think this way is that now every company looks up to apple, the biggest company out there and they do so... they dictate users and developers and seems like everyother companie now believes that this is the thing.
It used to be, company having discussions with users and developer what should the COMPANY do, what do you developers want to see and what do users want to see and experience, but thats not the case anymore.
So basically, Adobe is no leader, they would NOT have given up on flex nor fb. A leader would have at least done some changes that makes us as the developers to feel comfortable with the transition, but they didnt... or did they ?
Now that thing with the html5... thats not gonna be the big I in this world. For instance, take C and c# they are used WIIIIIIIIDELY.... consoles, PCs, surely some customized motherboards before compilation, well i dont know that sh*t but what i know, they have been around long time one of e oldest languages BUT STILL there are alternatives which people prefer.
That leads us to one thing only, yea html5 will probably be some ones new beloved comfortable relationship-like thingy but tghere will be others who still love the kinky stuff, such as3,mxml,haxe,c,c#,xcode,python and so on...
So DONT narrow down the opportunities..... you dont see that kind of transitions in stores where all these serials suddenly start to dissappear.
As leader one would strenghten the users behind him nowthrowing them onto a thins ice where there future will be unsecure, cause that happend to me.
Andone more thing with that dictatorism thing, its not only adobe, sony and ubisoft allready have shown such indicators and also applied some of them on their products where ive seen many and pretty threattening post and also EA seems to follow that pattern.
A leader would make you comfortable with your choises cause leader belived it himself in the product, but when leader gives up, then you truly see the "leadership".
Html5 is not for everyones taste, surly not for mine,ill stay with as3 and fb4.6 till they die, then im gonne become an unemployee and will live on the government cause ive payd my taxes for long time and cause of my leader fcks up, im gonna get those taxes back. Pathetic i know, like giving up, yes... thats what adobe does on us!
Skickat från Samsung TabletDon Kerr <[email protected]> skrev:Re: Design View Removed?!
created by Don Kerr in Flash Builder 4.7 - View the full discussion
It is clear from this reaction that most people haven't been following Adobe's abandonment of Flex, over the past two years, and their total investment in other technologies and services. It is business.
My point is ... you should not expect any significant investment from Adobe in Flash Builder. So, complaining about design view, or any other features, right now is not seeing the forest for the trees.
I WAS an Adobe User Group manager for years and a huge advocate of Flash Builder. Now, I've concluded that that 4.6 is the last true version of Flash Builder.
Handwriting has been on the wall for two years now folks. Time to wake up and smell the coffee. Time to invest in other technologies like your leader, Adobe, is doing.
If you really like design views/drag n drop interface, I recommend you take a look at http://www.sencha.com for designing HTML5 rich apps. Very nice design view interface.
I've chosen not to follow Adobe into their next big thing ... because most likely they will abandon it too like they did ColdFusion and Flex/Flash Builder.
With that said, Flash Builder 4.6 for Air desktop and mobile apps is a great thing to focus on for the next two years until HTML5 begins to come even remotely close to what Flex was capable of.
My two cents ... and clearly I have emotional issues that I need therapy for.
Don Kerr
Former manager, Space City Adobe User Group at NASA
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3. Am I using the wrong product? Can Muse handle Dreamweaver templates?

Nancy O, osgood_, Fritz, thank you for your thoughts.
Dreamweaver has been a wonderful tool for non-coders for many years. We developed templates for the groups, then all they had to do was put the content into the correct areas through the power of the Dreamweaver template. That is no longer possible it seems with the more complex, responsive templates. And yes, Osgood_ , it does appear that some pages will be rendered fine in Dreamweaver. Our older templates such as represented by this site: http://www.wwu.edu/bservices IS viewable and editable in Dreamweaver Design view. Those users are quite happy. However our newest responsive Dreamweaver templated sites such as http://www.wwu.edu/webtech and http://www.wuw.edu/registrar2 are not.
What I'd really love is for an adobe engineer to sit down and look at our templates and let me know if there is anything I could do to make these templates usable in Design View.
Our other alternative is to move away from static HTML and Dreamweaver and go entirely to WordPress and Drupal. I will miss Dreamweaver when this happens! I had hoped there was a place for those who did not want the complication of a Wordpress site...

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                Why we can offer a better deal </span></p>
              <p>As a ‘mutual’ credit union, Unicredit is able to act in the best interest of its members.  Our award winning range of home loans are not available through mortgage brokers - so we don’t pay commissions. If you take this opportunity to move your mortgage, you will be joining 4.5 million Australians who choose to bank at a place which is not a bank at all... a place with all the products of a bank, but with a different attitude. As a member based organisation you can trust our motives, and know that we will be there for the long-haul.<br>
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                Unicredit members have their own personal lending consultant, who can tailor your lending for the lowest possible cost and best flexibility for future plans. </p>
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            <td align="center" valign="top"><p><img src="../images/HomeLoan/boxes-lady.jpg" width="184" height="184"><br>
            </p>
              <p><img src="../images/HomeLoan/house_Comesback.jpg" width="178" height="178"><br>
              </p>
              <p><img src="../images/HomeLoan/COmesBacklogo.jpg" alt="allComesBack" width="172" height="180"></p></td>
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            <td><p><img src="../images/HomeLoan/Pregnant.jpg" alt="ComesbacktoYou" width="191" height="183"></p>
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                  <td width="120"><span class="style36">Unicredit </span></td>
                  <td valign="top"><span class="style27">6.60%</span></td>
                  <td valign="top"><div align="right" class="style17">6.60%<span class="style30"> CompRate</span>*</div></td>
                </tr>
              </table>
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                  <br>
                compare that to the big banks' <span class="style17">Standard Variable Rates...</span></p>
              <table width="300" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#000">
                <tr>
                  <td width="120"><P>ANZ</td>
                  <td valign="top">7.30%</td>
                  <td valign="top"><div align="right">7.40%<span class="style30">CompRate*</span></div></td>
                </tr>
                <tr>
                  <td width="120"><p>Commonwealth</p>
                      <p>BankWest<br>
                          <span class="style29">'Mortgage Shredder' </span></p></td>
                  <td valign="top"><p>7.31% </p>
                      <p>7.20%</p></td>
                  <td valign="top"><p align="right">7.45%<span class="style30">CompRate*</span></p>
                      <p align="right">7.26%<span class="style30">CompRate*</span></p></td>
                </tr>
                <tr>
                  <td width="120"><P>NAB</td>
                  <td valign="top">7.22%</td>
                  <td valign="top"><div align="right">7.35%<span class="style30">CompRate*</span></div></td>
                </tr>
                <tr>
                  <td width="120"><P>Westpac<br>
                          <span class="style29">'Rocket Repay' </span></td>
                  <td valign="top">7.36%</td>
                  <td valign="top"><div align="right">7.49% <span class="style30">CompRate*</span></div></td>
                </tr>
              </table>
              <p class="story style29">rates taken from banking websites as at 22/12//2011 </p>
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              <p>As a special offer, you can choose to <strong>fix your mortgage </strong> at 6.05% (CR*) for 1 or 2 years<sup>3</sup> - or   split your loan at no additional cost : to lock-in that rate on part of the loan, but still allowing you to make extra repayments and free redraws.</p>
              <p> </p>
              <p><span class="style18">Better flexibility</span><br>
Life is never simple, so we make sure that our loans are flexible enough to deal with your changing financial needs. Unicredit’s best rate is on a simple standard variable product, which allows extra repayments at any time - and unlimited free redraws when you want to use those funds.<span class="style31">(2)</span> This can save you hundreds of dollars in interest and fees, by replacing the need for personal loans and credit card debt for the whole family. We provide the personal service to make this easy.</p>
              <p> </p></td>
          </tr>
        </table>
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        <p><span class="style18">Unicredit’s professional lending service in Nedlands can customise your home or investment loan exactly for your needs.</span></p>
        <p>You can borrow up to 95% and keep your repayments low with the option of interest only repayments for up to 5 years. You can even split the loan between fixed and variable and make redraws at no cost. <span class="superscript">2</span>There are no ongoing fees for a Unicredit home loan and we’ll even provide a Visa Access card which can be used to withdraw cash at any ATM in Australia with no Direct ATM fees and no maintenance fees. <span class="superscript">1</span></p>
        <p><strong>PLUS - No ATM Fees on any ATM in Australia <span class="superscript">5</span></strong></p>
        <p><strong><span class="superscript"><br>
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          <li><strong> <a href="home_stdvar.html">Classic Plus - Standard Variable Home Loan </a></strong></li>
          <li><strong><a href="home_fixedrate.html">Fixed Options Home Loan </a></strong></li>
          <li><strong><a href="home_equaccess.html">Equity Access</a></strong><span class="style17"><br>
       </span></li>
        </ul>
     <h3><br>
       Speak to a Lending Consultant – </h3>
     <ul>
          <li> You can speak to a Lending Consultant Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 4.30pm
            by calling Unicredit on (08) 9389 1011 or email <a href="[email protected]:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>.            </li>
       <li>You can also make an appointment with a Lending Consultant to discuss
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       </ul>
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       Family Equity Mortgage <span class="superscript">#</span></h3>
     <ul>
          <li> Unicredit offers first home buyers a low cost way into the property market, with little or no deposit by using equity in the family home - which can even help avoid costly Lender’s Mortgage Insurance.</li>
       <li><a href="home_familyeqmorg.html" target="_self">Find out more </a></li><br>
     </ul>
     <h1>Key Facts Sheet </h1>
<p>You can find this handy calculator on our 'Loan Calculator' page on this website. This facility allows you to input your desired loan amount and repayment period and, as their name suggests, receive a summary of all the 'key' information about the loan. Give it a try today.
<br><A HREF=http://unicredit.infocast.com.au/>Click here</A> to start your own Key Facts sheet
     <h3><br>
       <a href="https://www.unicredit.com.au/secure/loanapplication_befapp.html?loantype=Home Loan" target="_blank" class="style42">Apply Today :: Loan
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     <ul><li><a href="loan_calculator.html"> Online loan calculator</a></li>
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     <p class="story"><strong>Interstate Lending</strong>: As a general rule, Unicredit only lends to Western Australian based members, however we encourage others to discuss an application.</p>
     <p class="story"><strong>Non-Australian Resident Applications </strong>: As a general rule, Unicredit will not lend to new applicants who are not resident in Australia</p>
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        <p> Things you should know</p>
        <p> All loan applications are subject to Unicredit's normal lending criteria.
          Fees and government charges apply, please refer to our Fees and Charges
          Schedule, by clicking on the link below or collecting from any Unicredit
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            <p><a href="../aboutunicredit/fees_charges.html"> Fees and charges</a></p>
          </li>
          <li>
            <p><a href="Interest" _mce_href="http://unicredit.com.au/aboutunicredit/rates.html">Interest">http://unicredit.com.au/aboutunicredit/rates.html">Interest Rates </a></p>
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        <p>*Comparison rate is for a loan of $150,000 for a term of 25 years. Warning: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.</p>
        <p>Comparison Rate Schedules are available from any Unicredit branch,
          or can be downloaded by clicking on the link below.</p>
        <ul>
          <li>
            <p><a href="../aboutunicredit/CRShome.pdf">Home Loan Comparison Rate Schedule</a></p>
          </li>
          <li>
            <p><a href="../aboutunicredit/CRSpersonal.pdf">Personal Loan Comparison
              Rate Schedule</a></p>
          </li>
        </ul>
        <ul>
          <li>
            <p><a href="HardshipPolicy.html">Financial Hardship Assistance</a></p>
          </li>
          <li>
            <p><a href="../aboutunicredit/DisputeResolution.html">Dispute Resolution Procedure </a></p>
          </li>
          <li>
            <p><a href="../pdf/CreditGuideAppendix14.pdf" target="_blank">Credit Guide </a></p>
          </li>
        </ul>
        <p>+Unicredit will lend up to 95% of the valuation of the property for
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          Ratio or LVR). Where the loan exceeds 80% of the property valuation,
          lender's mortgage insurance is required (LMI).</p>
        <p>^Conditions apply.
          Repayment holidays are currently provided where a member is in advance
          on their minimum payments, to a maximum number of repayment periods
          that can be covered by the advance. Requests for repayment holidays
          must be made in writing to the Loans Manager.</p>
        <p>#Conditions apply.
          Family equity mortgages should be discussed with a lending officer
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        <p>~External fees such as government charges, settlement attendance and
          valuation fees apply. Please refer to our Fees and Charges Schedule.<br>
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