I have a similar system that reads the contents of a remote directory,
displays the files in a datagrid, and allows the user to click on an
item to open the corresponding file. Here are some code excerpts:
<mx:DataGrid dataProvider="{documents}" height="100%"
width="75%" hScrollPolicy="auto"
change="if (event.target.selectedItem)
openFile(event.target.selectedItem.file)">
<mx:columns>
<mx:Array>
<mx:DataGridColumn columnName="name"
headerText="Name" />
<mx:DataGridColumn columnName="size"
headerText="Size" textAlign="right" />
<mx:DataGridColumn columnName="type"
headerText="Type" />
<mx:DataGridColumn columnName="lastModified"
headerText="Last Modified" />
</mx:Array>
</mx:columns>
</mx:DataGrid>
And the openFile function for the datagrid's change event:
function openFile(file) : Void {
var sUrl:String = file.url;
getURL(sUrl, "_blank");
}
In my case, the "documents" variable bound to the datagrid is an
object that contains the file's name, size, type, last modified time,
and another object named "file" that contains the URL, but it should
be easy to modify the dataprovider so that it passes your fld_docLink
value.
Doug
--- In [email protected], "Jeremy Rottman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I have a datagrid that I am using to display all documents that have
> been received by the paperless sytem I wrote. The vaules that are
> returned from my cfc that hold the accutal url I want to link is
> called fld_docLink. What I would like to do is when someone clicks on
> a row in the dg, it opens a new browser window with the value of
> fld_docLink as the url.
>
> Can someone give me some help with this.
>
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