This is a somewhat strange issue, but figure someone may have run across this before.
I have a mobile app that will download an image, and display that image in the app. It hits a website, searches for the image, once it finds it, it downloads it to the device as a bytearray. The user then saves the item, and the image is also saved. At this point everything works fine. However, if an image cannot be found, I'm allowing the user to find the URL of the image themselves and paste that in. At this point, the app goes and downloads that image and displays it to the user. At this point, everything is *not* working fine. Everything looks the same, but whenever a button is "touched" in the app, it does not look like it is responding i.e. there is no "mouseDown" displayed on the button. The button *does* respond to the touch, but it just does not display that it has been pressed. Also, I had callout buttons, that do not look like they're responding. The "button press" is registered, but the actual callout/popup does not occur. I had to add an eventHandler that "on click/touch", openDropDown(). I'm not sure what else to try as both methods do exactly the same thing, except the one that doesn't work is directly manipulating the bytearray on the item in my data model (myModel.item.myByteArray = _urlLoader.data as ByteArray), whereas the the one that works is manipulating the whole item in an arraycollection, and then I am setting that item to my data model ( myItem = ac.getItemAt( 0 ) ). Anyone have any experience with this before or any suggestions to try? Thanks all.
