I'm now listening for changes and then using
dataProvider.invalidateItem(changedItem). Works as it should.
Is there a class that I should be extending with my Candidate object in
order to take advantage of some built-in events.
Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Can you set up a function to listen for any changes to the data and
refresh when a change happens?
J.A.T.
Karl
On Oct 24, 2009, at 4:48 PM, Andrew Sinning wrote:
Publishing for F9 with AS3, using Flash not Flex.
I have a simple DataGrid. I've added 9 items to its DataProvider.
They are simple objects of a type "Candidates" that doesn't extend
any other class.
I have columns for 4 public properties of Candidate: name,
voteUnits, percentVote and rank. The initial value all show up in
the DataGrid as expected.
After changing several values in any of the items, there is no change
registered in the DataGrid.
Do I need to send an event from the object to the DataProvider?
Everything in Flash is always passed by reference, right?
Thanks!
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