--- In [email protected], "flexlingie" <afw...@...> wrote: > > I have an array that I'm dynamically updating while my application > runs. I've declared the array bindable: > [Bindable] > public var myArray : Array = new Array(); > > Then I have a Glow effect: > <mx:Glow id="myGlow" color="0xFFFFFF" > repeatCount="0" strength="100" targets="{myArray}" > perElementOffset="250" duration="500" > alphaFrom="0.0" alphaTo="1.0" blurXFrom="0" blurXTo="5" blurYFrom="0" > blurYTo="5" /> > > I "play" the Glow (myGlow.play()), but I'm not getting glowing. Do I > need to pause and restart after the array changes? If I clear the > array entirely can I just call myGlow.stop() ? > > Thanks! >
OK - I got an answer on the Adobe Flex forum and I wanted to post here to follow up. Arrays cannot be used in binding expressions, but ArrayCollections can. So I created an ArrayCollection, then set the effect's targets attribute to ArrayCollection.source. That worked.
