Hi Dale, An itemRenderer is a component. You can use states within an itemRenderer; that are conditionally set. If you override the set data method, you can change the component's state there; to meet your needs. You could also use a viewStack in the itemRenderer and do the same thing.
-TH --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "dbronk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have a DataGrid and one of the columns I need to be able to do the > following based on the user security setting and the data in the > column. So each row in the DataGrid for a single user may have > different behavior and ItemRenderers. > > 1. Do not show any data and mark the cell not editable. Still show > the column, just blank out the cell and do not allow editing. > > 2. Allow the user to see the data, but not edit it. I would like > this to simply show as a Text field. > > 3. Display the data, and allow the user to edit the data via a > TextInput control. > > 4. Display the data, and allow the user to edit the data via showing > a CheckBox control. > > I know how to do each individually, but I do not know how to do this > all at the same time in a single DataGridColumn. > > Can I do this? > > Thanks, > Dale >
