Figured it out, do call a custom componet from a module not an application...
--- In [email protected], "arutheunicorn" <arutheunic...@...> wrote:
>
> Ok, I know this is gonna sound really bad on me but I've learned Swiz,
> figured out how to simulate a Java-like Thread.wait() using a timer and check
> a object for data changes, I've even been able to get around Flex 4...But I
> am having a goose chase on where my tooltips are, I get blank tooltip bubbles.
>
>
> Ok here the case. I am using Plot chart, with the tooltips set to show. When
> I hovor over a data point I get a blank tooltip bubble. When I set
> showAllToolTip to true I can see them. Now I am dynamicly creating my series
> , there is a chance for infinite data sets so the series have to be dynamic.
> Is there something I am missing in the code snippetr below?
>
>
> This is where all my chart's plotting is handled (excuse the pun):
>
> public function sendDataToPlot(evt:TimerEvent):void {
> myChart.showDataTips = true;
> if(models.message != null || models.message != ""){
> var myXML:XML = models.message;
> var wholist:Array = new Array();
> for each(var property:XML in myXML.item.session) {
> // Create an Array of unique names.
> if (wholist[property] != property)
> wholist[property] = property;
> }
>
> // Iterate over names and create a new series
> // for each one.
> for (var s:String in wholist) {
> // Use all items whose name matches s.
> var localXML:XMLList = myXML.item.(session==s);
>
> // Create the new series and set its properties.
> localSeries= new PlotSeries();
> localSeries.dataProvider = localXML;
> localSeries.yField = "visits";
> localSeries.xField = "when";
> // localSeries.
> // Set values that show up in dataTips and Legend.
> localSeries.displayName = "Session " + s;
>
> // Back up the current series on the chart.
> var currentSeries:Array = myChart.series;
> // Add the new series to the current Array of series.
> currentSeries.push(localSeries);
> // Add the new Array of series to the chart.
>
> myChart.series = currentSeries;
>
> }
>
> } else {
> alrtTimer.reset();
> alrtTimer.start();
> }
>
