UIDevice *device = [UIDevice currentDevice];
NSString *uniqueIdentifier = [device uniqueIdentifier];

is correct.

my css is:
up-skin: ClassReference(“Style.Skins.Button”);
over-skin: ClassReference(“Style.Skins.Button”);
down-skin: ClassReference(“Style.Skins.Button”);
outBorderColors: #00b4ff, #00b4ff;
inBorderColors: #7f9ca2, #0b99b3;
cornerRadius: 3;
upFillAlphas: 1,1,1,1;
upFillColors: #7f9ca2, #195a6e, #0a7a98, #0b99b3;
overFillColors: #0c5466, #0c5466, #0c5466, #0c5466;
downFillColors: #6d9095, #0f4558, #096785, #0b99b3;

override class is
package Style.Skins
{
import flash.display.GradientType;
import mx.skins.halo.ButtonSkin;
public class Button extends ButtonSkin
{
public function Button()
{
super();
}
protected override function updateDisplayList(width:Number, height:Number):void
{
super.updateDisplayList(width, height);

// берем необходимые свойства из CSS
var outBorderColors:Array = getStyle(“outBorderColors”);
var inBorderColors:Array = getStyle(“inBorderColors”);
var cornerRadius:Number = getStyle(“cornerRadius”);
var upFillAlphas:Array = getStyle(“upFillAlphas”);
var upFillColors:Array = getStyle(“upFillColors”);
var overFillColors:Array = getStyle(“overFillColors”);
var downFillColors:Array = getStyle(“downFillColors”);

var cr:Number = Math.max(0, cornerRadius);
var cr1:Number = Math.max(0, cornerRadius – 1);
var cr2:Number = Math.max(0, cornerRadius – 2);

graphics.clear();

drawRoundRect(
0, 0, width, height, cr,
outBorderColors, [1, 1],
verticalGradientMatrix(0, 0, width, height),
GradientType.LINEAR, [0, 255]);

drawRoundRect(
1, 1, width – 2, height – 2, cr1,
inBorderColors, [1, 1],
verticalGradientMatrix(0, 0, width, height),
GradientType.LINEAR, [0, 255]);

switch (name)
{
case “upSkin”:
{
drawRoundRect(
2, 2, width – 4, height – 4, cr2,
upFillColors, upFillAlphas,
verticalGradientMatrix(0, 0, width – 2, height – 2),
GradientType.LINEAR, null);
break;
}

case “overSkin”:
{
drawRoundRect(
2, 2, width – 4, height – 4, cr2,
overFillColors, upFillAlphas,
verticalGradientMatrix(0, 0, width – 2, height – 2),
GradientType.LINEAR, null);
break;
}
case “downSkin”:
{
drawRoundRect(
2, 2, width – 4, height – 4, cr2,
downFillColors, upFillAlphas,
verticalGradientMatrix(0, 0, width – 2, height – 2),
GradientType.LINEAR, null);
break;
}
}
}
}
}

… but in a flex application I can’t get the same result

i wrote event for clicking in swf its working good… but i cannot call particular symbol of the swf in flex ..its show the following error while using symbol in loader….
“unable to resolve ‘/babyadop.swf’ for transcoding”

——–
Thanks for the comment!

I have to agree with you.
When you say you are a Flash developer people think at you mostly as a designer and not as a “real” developer.
Maybe this is why, when Flex Builder came up, most of the Flash developers could not understand how thinks are going on and they quit trying to learn Flex.
I had the surprise to see Flash developers not being able to do minor things with Flex, and telling that flex is too “programmatic”.

Anyway… the main idea is that all of us… flash, dreamwaver, catalyst, flex … developers will be in the same bucket… and maybe someday we will not
be called flex developers anymore.. but “Adobe XXX-technology developers”.

Anyway.. i hate Flash because I am a developer, and I will be still calling myself as a FLEX Developer.

So, now I’m a Flash developer instead of a Flex developer? Makes no sense to me. Flex is a trademark that differentiates the real developers from the designers. It’s a sign of quality, because a Flex developer is able to think in Java backends, too . And that’s what the Flex Builder really stands for (or the Eclipse behind, if you so will).