I'd double check. The for loop must be starting with I == 0. It can't be starting at 1.
________________________________ From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of bredwards358 Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 12:09 PM To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com Subject: [flexcoders] dragDrop function working, but not properly I finished a working dragDrop function today, but ran into a bit of a problem, this is what I have so far, my problem is highlighted in the comments private function dragToOrders(event:DragEvent):void { try { var draggedItems:Object = new Object(); draggedItems = event.dragSource.dataForFormat("items"); var n:int = orderDetailArray.length; for (var i:int = 0; i < n; i++) { //The UnigueID of the dragg! ed items will always remain the same //but after the first item is added to the dataProvider of the dragTarget, //the variables i and n will always start incremented from the last insert, //allowing for duplicate items and not incrementing the Qty column if (orderDetailArray[i].UniqueID == draggedItems.UniqueID) { orderDetailArray[i].Qty ++; event.preventDefault(); return; &nbs! p; } &nbs! p; } } catch(ex:Error) { trace(ex); trace(ex.getStackTrace()); } } As you can see, and as I can see while in the debugger, after the first item is in the drag target's provider, if I try to add the same item it will put in a duplicate entry since while the UniqueID of the item I'm dragging will remain the same, variables i and n will start incremented from the previous insert. For example, if i and n were 0, after the first item, they will begin at 1. Of course this means I'm not getting the correct index being checked when I insert a new item, my question is how to fix it as I'm not exactly sure at this time. Thanks in advance. Brian Ross Edwards Tech-Conne! ct LLC