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The selectedChild is a reference to the
actual object that you would find at the selectedIndex. So what is the data
that you have that will help you determine which object you want to select? If
each element of the dataProvider is the id of the child (this means that every
child of your ViewStack has an id), you could simply do
myViewStack.selectedChild = this[data]. Not sure what you’re trying to
really do here. From: Rob
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ok, I’ve been coding too long
today…I need to take a data attribute from a dataProvider and cast into
an Object that can be used in the statement
ViewStack.selectedChild=object…I know this is easy but am having some
brain-pain at the moment…TIA for any info. Regards. From: Rob
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Oops…it appears I have to use the
data attribute to create a new object and use that…nevermind J From: Rob
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, Just curious…the MM docs indicate that setting of the
ViewStack.selectedChild can only be done in AS and not in MXML; however, it
appears from the MM example and my tests that the reverse is true… I have a script that is attempting to set the selectedChild
to a value that matches the id attribute of one of the ViewStack’s but it
doesn’t work….the ViewStack.selectedIndex works
great...what’s up with the selectedChild? viewStack.selectedChild=event.target.selectedItem.attributes.data; TIA for any info. Regards.
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