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When you use the mx.core.Application.application
reference, the compiler loses the data type information it needs to correctly
set up the listeners that binding uses. Such bindings typically work once, but
then do not update the controls when changes occur. If you want to bind in components to
things at the Application level, you can either pass in a reference the thing
you want to bind to, or you can pass in a typed reference to the application
itself. The type is the file name of the application. In the component public var app:MyAppFileName;
//because the generator/compiler makes a class named the file name Then pass in {this} in the data
object parameter. (haven’t actually tried this with a pop-up) You should be able to reliably bind:
text=”{app.myCheckBox.selected}” Tracy From: Maybe you are binding with property that
will not change when a determinate event occurs. De:
I'm binding some
CheckBox's to a Model in my Application. The CheckBox'
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