say.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of hank
williamsSent: 27 June 2006 12:19To:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: Repost of bug
issue over weekend
Thanks Daniel.I was thinking something similar after I wrote
my last email, but didnt have
Thanks Daniel.I was thinking something similar after I wrote my last email, but didnt have the energy to write it up. Basically, if it can draw and scroll separate items (even if they are the same) then it can identify them for the purpose of highlighting and selection. If it couldnt tell the di
This is crazy! I'd say this is *definitely* a bug.
> so it has no way to differentiate between them
Yes it does - with the index. Change the list to this:
And then click on the items. It CORRECTLY identifies the selected item,
even though all 4 are the same. It can EASILY be done if it used t
Thanks ben. Yes it does help. It is, from my perpsective, even now understanding what it seems to do, be an unexpected result. Perhaps it should generate an error, or not allow you to have an arrayCollection of strings instead of objects, since it is always possible for a list to have multiple m
not a bug - here is working code:
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initialize="initList()">
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