something like that in the view model.varName. addEventListner( "change",
function); , however in your model setter you do something like
private var _whateverName:WhateverType;
public var set varName(val:WhateverType):void
{
if (val != _whateverName)
{
_whateverName = val;
dispatchEvent("change");
}
}
again class extend EventDispatcher ...
C
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From: Darrin Kay <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tue, November 3, 2009 11:15:11 AM
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] can you get a command result in Cairngorm call a
function on the calling page?
so it would be like this : model.varName. addEventListner( change, function);
Sorry I have not use that yet, thanks
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>you can aceess the model inside the command and also inside the view. In the
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>class extend eventDispatcher or implements IEventDispatcher for this) update
>the model when in the command, view litens for the model and you call the
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From: Darrin Kay <dar...@stop- ing.com>
>To: flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com
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>a addEventListner would be the best but not sure how to add it to the result
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>>gather you do since you mentioned in the title you can still do some more or
>>less dirty tircks in there. Put something in your model a boolean flag along
>>with the data you want in your view. In the view bind the boolean data and
>>execute a function (your function) when the bindings tirggers... when the
>>data comes back from the server you just do boolFlah = !boolFlag and it fires
>>your triggers... Dirty but it will do it ...
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From: Darrin Kay <dar...@stop- ing.com>
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>>To: flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com
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>>Subject: Re: [flexcoders] can you get a command result in Cairngorm call a
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>>I can not add any 3rd party tools to the app. can you think of any another
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>>>view as payload to your event. Inside your command you'll get the
>>>response/faul from the server and call the appropriate function on the
>>>IResponder reference. Check for UniversalMind cairngorm extension they
>>>explain this... However is doable and probably withhout the cairngorm
>>>extentsions ...
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>>>Claudiu
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From: Darrin Kay <dar...@stop- ing.com>
>>>To: flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com
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>>>Sent: Tue, November 3, 2009 10:18:51 AM
>>>Subject: [flexcoders] can you get a command result in Cairngorm call a
>>>function on the calling page?
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>>>OK I have a sequence issue, I have a page that calls an event, which goes
>>>all the way to a cf page and the DB, on the Result I need to have a function
>>>on the page get called. Is there a way to do this? I tried a
>>>addEventListener on the submit button, but the sequence is still off.
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>>> D
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