Tracy,
I understood from the original e-mail that he was using a component as
an itemRenderer. If his 'item object' is being used an itemRenderer he
would have to create numerous mods to the list based classes to pass in
properties other than "data" or "listData".
Mike,
I'm not sure which class you're using, nor how your dataProvider is
structured. But, if you just need to add the value to the objects in
your dataProvider. If you have simple objects (like Strings) in your
dataProvider, you'll need to wrap up them up in an object, probably by
creating a Value Object style class.
Tracy Spratt wrote:
Why not include the string in a property in the item object?
Tracy Spratt,
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Passing the data as part of the data object seems like what I need to
do, in
fact if I can do that then I can pass the simple string instead of the
entire object, but how do I do that?
Thanks
~Mike
Jeffry Houser-2 wrote:
>
>
> What component are you using?
>
> Most list based classes have a ListData property passed into
> itemRenderers. You can extend ListData to contain your custom data, and
> extend the List class to use your new ListData class with new data.
> You could also pass in the relevant data as part of your itemRenderer's
> data object.
>
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