Or wrap the XMLList in an XMLListCollection:
Var xlcMenuOptionsData:XMLListCollection = new
XMLListCollection(menuOptionsData);
xlcMenuOptionsData .removeItemAt(1);
As I recll, this will not work:
var xmlNode:XML = menuOptionsData[1];
delete xmlNode; //gives cannot delete declared member... error
Tracy
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Michael Schmalle
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 11:29 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: Remove Row from XMLList Good news / Bad
news
Hmm.
Since you are accessing a dataProvider, try;
// do whatever remove
var p:ICollectionView = ICollectionView (myPopUpButton.dataProvider);
p.refresh();
I think delete doesn't trigger a refresh. There is a way to interface
with your dataProvider's ICollectionView that should, once the method
like remove() is called automatically refresh the view as well.
Peace, Mike
On 5/1/07, boy_trike [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Good News: the Delete DOES remove it from the XMLList.
Bad News: This xml list is used as the data provider for a
popupMenuButton and the
options are still there in the list when I click on the button.
Should I be removing the data from the popupMenuButton directly? or is
there a way to
refresh the button display?
thanks
Bruce
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, Michael Schmalle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try;
menuOptionsData[1] = null;
Or
delete menuOptionsData[1];
Peace, Mike
On 5/1/07, boy_trike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an XMLList that controls the options a user can get to. It
looks
like the following:
mx:XMLList id=menuOptionsData
menu label=Sales data=S url=/lumber/Sales /
menu label=Purchasing data=P url=/po/po /
menu label=Logistics data=L url=/logistics/lo /
/mx:XMLList
I want to REMOVE the purchasing line. Can someone help me with the
syntax.
(I was hoping
for something like menuOptionsData[1].delete !.
Thanks
Bruce
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