Your problem is not with the script tag. What you have would work except that you are trying to reference the function within an itemRenderer Component. mx:Component creates its own scope.
You can reference the outer function using outerDocument click="outerDocument.removeItem(data.idheight)" Even if removeItem() was in the same file, you could not reference it directly inside the in-line renderer. Tracy Spratt --- In [email protected], "Paulo Henrique" <paulode...@...> wrote: > > Good afternoon people, > > i just started developping with Flex Builder 3 and I seem to have found some > issues. Let me explain my situation: > > I have an application on a mxml file. > In this application i have a AS code file, and I've declared the 'script' > block right at the beggining of the application, with the source property > pointing to the file. > This block is praticaly the first thing on the application. > But the program wouldn't accept when i referenciate some function of the as > file, it would accuse that the function might not exist. I put everything > back on the mxml, and, another day, i put it back on a as file, but this > time, it accepted just fine. Idid not understood or questioned that. > But yesterday, and today, I am having the same problem. > I have the following declarations: > > <mx:Script source="CCM.as" /> > <mx:Script> > <![CDATA[ > private var _editWindow:generalEdit_window = new generalEdit_window(); > ]]> > </mx:Script> > <mx:Script source="validation_src.as" /> > <mx:Script source="heights_src.as" /> > > right at the bbeggining of the mxml application, > and after some code I have: > > <mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Options" dataField="" width="70"> > <mx:itemRenderer> > <mx:Component> > <mx:Image source="assets/imgs/Erro_X_v3.gif" > click="removeItem(data.idheight)"/> > </mx:Component> > </mx:itemRenderer> > </mx:DataGridColumn> > > and on the file "heights_src.as" i have: > > private function removeItem(idheight:*):void{ > .... > } > > I had it as "idheight:int", but I changed to * to see if would make any > difference, but nothing happened. > Even with the function declared, the program still accuses: > > Severity and Description Path Resource Location Creation Time Id > 1180: Call to a possibly undefined method removeItem. CCM/src CCM.mxml line > 120 1256660977276 253 > > Right at that "<mx:Image..." line. > > Would anyone here know the reason? > Do you guys see anything wrong? > > I really could use some help, since I am somewhat begginner at this... > > Thanks for you attention. > > Paul. >
