The addItemAt() function takes an object as the first parameter, not
an array of objects. So you'd want:
teams.addItemAt( {FRANCHNAME:'All Teams',FRANCHID:'All'} , 0);
As Oscar states, there's a prompt property of ComboBox you can use
to add that extra row.
--- In [email protected], "yaagcur" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I return a recordset and create a new arraycollection just fine
> but wish to add an extra row at the top . The following just
produces an
> [object, Object] result in the combo box I populate for the
additional
> entry
>
>
> public function myFunction(event:ResultEvent):void {
> trace ("results returned");
> teams = new
> ArrayCollection(mx.utils.ArrayUtil.toArray(event.result.source));
> teams.addItemAt([{FRANCHNAME:'All
Teams',FRANCHID:'All'}],0); //
> FRANCHNAME and FRANCHID are the two properties in the object
> teams.refresh();
> }
> I would also like the combobox to show the new All teams as default
> in the combobox
>
> cheers
>
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