Hi, actually I don't think that's supported for arrays, only arraycollections. It was my original code, but when running the app, you get a runtime error that refresh is not a function. Thanks though.
--- In [email protected], "invertedspear" <invertedsp...@...> wrote: > > I don't think I've done what you described before, but I think you should try > refreshing the dataprovider. "arrayDP.refresh();" > > --- In [email protected], "steveb805" <quantumcheesedog@> wrote: > > > > invalidateList is invalidating my mood ... no it's not that bad. > > > > I have a popUpButton: > > > > templateMenu = new Menu(); // global var > > templateMenu.labelField = "name"; > > templateMenu.dataProvider = arrayDP; > > templateMenu.selectedIndex = 0; > > templateMenu.showRoot = true; > > templatePopUpButton.popUp = templateMenu; > > > > > > Occassionally, I do an arrayDP.push(some object); > > > > I'd like the popUp's menu to immediately show this new item. > > > > I tried templateMenu.invalidateList(), but this is not working. > > > > The flash develop doc/hint says that invalidateList: "refresh all rows on > > the next update" > > > > How do you force the "next update". Is it invalidateDisplayList()? I > > tried that, adding it after invalidateList, but that didn't work. > > > > eager to be enlightened, > > Thanks, > > Steve > > >
