--- In [email protected], Johannes Nel <johannes....@...> wrote: > Thanks man, Where do i place my variable exactly? I created the instance: var renderer:IFactory= new ClassFactory(cellValueRenderer);
my cellValueRenderer contains in its constructor a string let say, how d I set it in my renderer instance? This is realy easy I guess, just missed that, thanks > instead of passing a class factory to the render pass an instance of > ifactory, passing the needed variables to the constructer of your custom > factory. then in newInstance of your ifactory set the needed variables on > that new instance. remember that your renderers will get reused, so > newInstance will not be called during the same invalidation cycles as set > data. > > On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 3:19 PM, yossi.baram <yossi.ba...@...> wrote: > > > Hi helper, > > In my columns I call my ItemRenderer "cellValueRenderer" > > > > rendererProvider = new AdvancedDataGridRendererProvider(); > > rendererProvider.columnIndex=2; > > rendererProvider.renderer= new ClassFactory(cellValueRenderer); > > rendererProvider.dataField='col1'; > > > > advancedDataGrid.rendererProviders.push(rendererProvider); > > > > I need to send to this renderer and object with properties, to enable > > me use them when I override data() function. > > > > Can It be done? > > The only info exposed to me in the renderer is the dataprovider and > > column name & id. > > > > Thanks a lot > > > > Jo > > > > > > > > > > -- > j:pn > \\no comment >
