Basic question that should be obvious but I'm over thinking this. I have a flow component. Within that component I want to switch states for a layer. The second state has a greater height than the first. When I switch.states it maintains the height of the first state. Does that make sense? Note: No, assigning a new height .onClick does not work.

Aaron Neeley

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Basic question that should be obvious but I'm over thinking this.

I have a flow component. Within that component I want to switch states for a layer. The second state has a greater height than the first. When I switch.states it maintains the height of the first state.

Does that make sense?

Note: No, assigning a new height .onClick does not work.

1 Comments

Steve Ruiz

Is the layer with the states a page of the flow component? Or is it a child of one of your pages? I think flow components pretty strictly control the positioning of layers that are displayed using the component - i.e. layerA in flow.showNext(layerA) - while children of those layers are free to move as normal.

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