Okay, I think I figured it out. I had the same problem in the 3.1 SDK. You were definitely being stumped because you didn't have the Pro source code. I went ahead and created a bug and entered the reason it's broken and how you can go about working around it. If you vote for the issue, there's more of a chance it will be fixed in a future SDK release.
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 8:03 AM, omnautic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm hoping someone can help me out. > > I seem to have found a bug with the Flex 3 charting components. Since > the these components are not open source, perhaps this is the best way > to get a quick response. I've searched high and low and have found > nothing relating to my problem. > > So, here goes: > I'm trying to use the SeriesInterpolate effect with some ColumnSeries. > The documented events are not being triggered. effectEnd is triggered, > actually. But effectStart, tweenBegin, tweenEnd, tweenUpdate are not. > > I tried the other data effects: SeriesSlide and SeriesZoom as well. > They both failed to trigger the above events also. > > The documentation states that the effectStart is triggered by a > showData event, but I don't see that event documented (or I'd try to > snag it, too). > > Have there been any updates to the charting components since Flex 3 > was released? Maybe these issues were already addressed? I checked the > downloads and see an update to the SDK, but nothing on the charting > components. > > Another little bit about what I'm really trying to do: > I'd like to update the label, too, as the column expands/contracts. > The data label retains the "old" value until the column tween is > complete, then it updates to the "new" value. An option to update the > label for the SeriesInterpolate effect would be really nice. At the > very least, an option to hide the label while tweening, perhaps? > > At this point, I think I'm going to have the programmatically change > the values with a Timer event, in conjunction with the data effect. > > Thanks a lot, > K > > > -- Jason
