If array's reference changes, you can watch that. But if individual elements are changing you can watch those.
What I suggest that instead of uusing raw Arrays, you can wrap these arrays in some class and add/remove elements using the methods of the classs...
Check out the flexcoder's FAQ and archives on binding...This has been discussed manytimes..
-abdul
On 3/3/06, Steve Cox <
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All,
I'm passing through several arrays to a custom component.
Ideally what I'd like to do is call a function inside the component when one of these arrays changes. How do I capture the change event ?
Cheers,
Ste
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