Thanks that worked beautifully my final code follows:
private function dgClick():void {
var curTick:String = dgOrdExt.selectedItem.Ticker;
for (var i:int = 0; i Array_Exits.length; i++)
{
if ( Exits(Array_Exits.getItemAt(i).Ticker ==c
Cool, I kind of like this way better though:
private function dgClick():void
{
var curTick:String = dgOrdExt.selectedItem.Ticker;
for each ( var exits:Exits in Array_Exits )
{
if ( exits.Ticker == curTick )
{
dgExits.selectedIndex =
Actually after thinking about it, I should just add the 2nd Webservice
result to the first ArrayCollection data model. They both share the
same field 'Ticker' but have different fields thereafter. The first
result is Array_OrdExt and the second is Arrray_Exits.
The Array Build routines for both
Take 3... after further review, to simplify things I have bound 2
separate ArrayCollection to separate DataGrids they both share one
common field - Ticker.. I'd like to select the corresponding row
programmatically in the second datagrid which contains the value for
'Ticker' that is selected in
Going to have to loop:
var curTick:String = dg1.selectedItem.Ticker;
for (var i:int = 0; i dg2.dataProvider.length; i++)
{
if ( Object(dg2.dataProvider.getItemAt(i)).Ticker == curTick )
{
dg2.selectedIndex = i;
}
}
Depending on your model, you could use for each
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