Thanks Mike. You've basically come to the same conclusion I have. I
really appreciate your time in trying to figure this out as well..
If you ever get any other ideas, feel free to let me know. I'm just
planning to move on for now.. (the customer really won't notice they
they have to add an
Looking through the source one more time;
Adobe, correct me if I am wrong but the error looks like it is in the updateDisplayList().
I can't even find a hack looking at the code. ;-)
Peace, MikeOn 6/13/06, Scott Romer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Mike.
I think I have a solution to my refresh problem.
I had tried this in my real project, but didn't really try it in my
small example that I sent to the message group. Perhaps I had a typo
or there was some other change that seems to make it work now, but
here is my solution:
// Basically, in the
From a previous post, it was determined that updating an array, used
with an ArrayCollection, doesn't bind well to a view. Paul Williams
suggested doing something like this:
[Bindable]
public var employees : ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection();
[Bindable]
public var employeesDP :
hi, if you trace the codepath for DataGrid, you will find that in parent class Listbase class, when you assign an Array as the dataprovider, it will be wrapped in an ArrayCollection, and then DataGrid will listen to collectionChange event from it.
When collection changes, it will trigger
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