I got a workaround, so I no longer need to convert in JSON object within
object.
Still have a few related problems:
1) So I call
var retObj:Object = ExternalInterface.call("drawGraph", jsonStr, 2);
in JS drawGraph() returns a string:
return "someResult";
But for some reason I am getting retObj=null; Any idea why?
I would like to display that drawn graph in iFrame:
<flexiframe:IFrame id="iFrameBySource"
width="100%" height="100%"
source="js/webpage.html"/>
So if not null, I would like to refresh that HTML page to show the graph.
How?
2) As I said, in FB4.5.1 I try to use Flex4.6 for native JSON,
but debugger still can't find any Flex source code. How to make that work?
3) in JSON conversion I do: var jsonStr:String = JSON.stringify(resArray,
deflate);
in deflate I do:
return( key == "constvalue" ||
key == "children" || ... // no children (dependencies).
) ? undefined : value;
It works on exclusion - these params will be excluded, so I only convert
useful columns to JSON,
but in my case it would be much more efficient to include, not exclude.
Tried to reverse that return to:
return( key == "goodparam1" ||
key == "goodparam2" || ... // no children (dependencies).
) ? value : undefined; but if fails, for some reason getting first ""
or
null's.
I do not have any null objects in resultset array.
Any idea how to resolve that?
Hope I am not overloading that post with 3 problems.
:-)
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