Button

Control that displays a variable-size button that can include a label, an icon image, or both.

Checkbox

Control that shows whether a particular Boolean value is true (checked) or false (unchecked).

ColorPicker

Control that allows the user to select a color from a palette.

ComboBox

Data provider control that displays a drop-down list attached to a text field that contains a set of values.

DataGrid

Data provider control that displays data in a tabular format.

DateChooser

Control that displays a full month of days to let you select a date.

DateField

Control that displays the date with a calendar icon on its right side. When a user clicks anywhere inside the control, a DateChooser control pops up and displays a month of dates.

HorizontalList

Data provider control that displays a horizontal list of items.

HSlider

Control that lets users select a value by moving a slider horizontally.

Image

Control that imports a JPEG, PNG, GIF, or SVG image or SWF file.

Label

Control that displays a noneditable single-line field label.

LinkButton

Control that displays a simple hypertext link.

List

Data provider control that displays a scrollable array of choices.

NumericStepper

Control that displays a dual button control you can use to increase or decrease the value of the underlying variable.

PopUpButton

Control that consists of two horizontal buttons: a main button, and a smaller button called the pop-up button, which only has an icon. The main button is a Button control.

PopUpMenuButton

Control that consists of two horizontal buttons: a main button, and a smaller button that displays a menu when clicked.

ProgressBar

Control that provides visual feedback of how much time remains in the current operation.

RadioButton

Control that can be selected or deselected. In a RadioButtonGroup, only one can be selected at a time.

RadioButton Group

Control that forces the RadioButton controls associated with it to be mutually exclusive.

RichTextEditor

Control that lets the user edit text and apply simple styles such as bold and italic.

SWFLoader

Control that displays the contents of a specified SWF file.

Text

Control that displays a noneditable multiline text field.

TextArea

Control that displays an editable text field for user input that can accept more than a single line of input.

TextInput

Control that displays an editable text field for a single line of user input. Can contain alphanumeric data, but input will be interpreted as a String data type.

TileList

Data provider control that displays a tiled list of items. The items are tiled in vertical columns or horizontal rows.

Tree

Data provider control that lets a user view hierarchical data arranged as an expandable tree.

VideoDisplay

Control that lets you play an FLV file in a Flex application. It supports streaming video from the Flash Media Server, FLV files, and from a Camera object.

VSlider

Control that lets users select a value by moving a slider vertically.

ApplicationControlBar

Control bar that can appear docked across the top of the application, or undocked within an application.

Canvas

Container that lets you explicitly position and size its children. Automatically inserted when creating an MXML Application file.

ControlBar

Container that holds components shared by the other children in a Panel container.

Form

Container that arranges its children in a standard form format. Should only be used in a Panel container.

FormHeading

Control that specifies an optional label for a group of FormItem containers. Only valid in a Form.

Grid

Container that arranges children as rows and columns of cells, similar to an HTML table.

HBox

Container that lays out its children horizontally in a single row.

HDividedBox

Container that lays out its children horizontally like a HBox container, except that it inserts an adjustable divider between each child.

HRule

Control that displays a single horizontal rule. Typically used to create dividing lines within a container.

Panel

Container that displays a title bar, caption, border, and its children. Used as a basic building block in structuring the overall application layout.

Spacer

Invisible control that lets you control the spacing between components in a container.

Tile

Container that arranges its children in multiple rows or columns.

TitleWindow

Container that displays a modal window that contains a title bar, caption, border, close button, and its children. The user can move and resize it.

VBox

Container that lays out its children vertically in a single column.

VDividedBox

Container that lays out its children vertically like a VBox container, except that it inserts an adjustable divider between each child.

VRule

Control that displays a single vertical rule. Typically used to create dividing lines within a container.

Accordion

Navigator container that organizes information in a series of child panels, where one panel is active at any time.

ButtonBar

Navigator container that defines a row of Button controls designating a series of link destinations. Often used with a ViewStack container.

LinkBar

Navigator container that defines a row of Link controls designating a series of link destinations. Often used with a ViewStack container.

MenuBar

Container that displays a horizontal menu bar that contains one or more submenus of Menu controls.

TabBar

Navigator container that defines a horizontal row of tabs. Often used with a ViewStack container.

TabNavigator

Navigator container that displays a container with tabs to let users switch between different content areas.

ToggleButtonBar

Like ButtonBar, except the button stays pressed.

ViewStack

Navigator container that defines a stack of panels that displays a single panel at a time.

AreaChart

Area charts represent data as an area bounded by a line connecting the data values.

BarChart

Bar charts represent data as a series of horizontal bars, the length of each determined by data values.

BubbleChart

Bubble charts represents data with three values for each data point: one for the x axis, one for the y axis, and another for the size of the bubble.

CandlestickChart

Candlestick charts represent financial data as a series of candlesticks representing the high, low, opening, and closing values of a data series.

ColumnChart

Column charts represent data as a series of vertical columns, the size of each determined by data values.

HighLowOpenCloseChart

HLOC charts represent financial data as a series of lines representing the high, low, opening, and closing values of a data series.

Legend

Legend controls match the fill patterns on your chart to labels that describe the data series shown with those fills.

LineChart

Line charts represent data as a series of points, in Cartesian coordinates (x and y axes forming a plane), connected by a continuous line.

PieChart

Pie charts represent data as slices of a pie, the data determining the size of each slice.

PlotChart

Plot charts represent data as Cartesian coordinates, with data points for both the x and y axes. You provide shape for the data points using a display renderer (the circle renderer, for example).