Thanks Mark, will do once I've got BindingManager to work, just to be sure
that it's not a databinding issue rather than a grid rendering issue.
David
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The Spark locked rows and columns code is new-ish so I’m not surprised
there are bugs. Please file bugs with simple test cases, and/or offer
patches if possible.
MX DG was pretty aggressive about refreshing rows. Spark DG may be
relying on change events more (or could just have bugs) so make
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Subject: Re: Databinding with SparkGrid and locked headers/columns seems broken
@Prashast: yes I used [Bindable], and, as I pointed out, the same code works
fine with MX Datagrid. :)
BTW, both the ArrayCollection and the array items use [Bindable]
@Mark: yes I used
@Prashast: yes I used [Bindable], and, as I pointed out, the same code works
fine with MX Datagrid. :)
BTW, both the ArrayCollection and the array items use [Bindable]
@Mark: yes I used ArrayCollection (Array would not have worked with either
Spark or MX, and it does work with MX DataGrid) :)
did you use [Bindable] in your dataprovider class defination? if now please
use it. otherwise ObjectProxy class.
On Fri, Jan 9, 2015 at 7:35 AM, DavidM [via Apache Flex Users]
ml-node+s246n936...@n4.nabble.com wrote:
Seeing very strange behavior with Spark Datagrid when adding / removing
Are you using an Array or ArrayCollection?
-Mark
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From: DavidM [mailto:dmos...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2015 9:45 PM
To: users@flex.apache.org
Subject: Re: Databinding with SparkGrid and locked headers/columns seems broken
Replaced Spark Datagrid with Mx
Replaced Spark Datagrid with Mx Datagrid, left everything else the same, and
data binding problems disappeared.
So, I'm convinced that Spark Datagrid has issues with databinding.
These definitely seem broken:
1) Cells in locked columns don't always update, both in the case when a
whole dataitem
