You need to use the dispatchEvent() method to send a Click to the menubar. This example is for a mouseover but you get the idea,
obj.dispatchEvent(new MouseEvent(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER)); --- In [email protected], "sleblang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have the following menubar implemented: > > <mx:MenuBar id="adminBar" labelField="@label" > itemClick="changeMenuView(event)"change="adminBarSelection(event)"> > <mx:XMLList> > <menuitem label="Options" data="top"> > <menuitem label="Main" > data="MainView" type="radio" group="group1" /> > <menuitem label="Account Management" > data="AddUser" type="radio" group="group1" /> > <menuitem label="Log Out" data="LogOut" > type="radio" group="group1" /> > </menuitem> > </mx:XMLList> > </mx:MenuBar> > How can I dynamically change which menuitem is selected without actually > clicking on it? > > Thanks for any and all replies. >
