--- Chaitu Vadlapatla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi tracy, did you manage to find a way to do the
dataChange fire off.
Thanks
Chaitu.
Hi Chaitu
Yes, I did manage to get the dataChange to work, but I did change the
code slightly.
The latest Flex documentation says that one should
Exactly how are you changing the data? Perhaps I'm blind. I
don't see the grid as editable, nor do I see any function changing the
data.
Shan
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Exactly how are you changing the data?
Hi Shannon
The datagrid references a bindable variable, tempArray, as its
dataProvider. There is a button that updates the tempArray value when
clicked, which updates the data in
My bad... I was blind.
You need to cast your dataprovider as an arrayCollection,
not an array.
Shan
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You need to cast your dataprovider as an arrayCollection, not an array.
I updated the my array to an ArrayCollection type, but still no luck.
The function doDataChange() is still not being called.
public function
Looks like now you want to use the
arrayCollection.collectionChange event to trap it.
Shan
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