Yup, replace this:

click="selectedFrame = frames.getItemAt(r.currentIndex) as Presentation"

with this:

click="selectedFrame = frames.getItemAt(event.currentTarget.getRepeaterItem ()) as Presentation"

The error appears because the repeater itself has stopped creating it's children when you click on a button.

Oriol.


2006/8/19, dreuimar < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hey everyone,

I am basically trying to do this:

<mx:Repeater width="100%" id="r" dataProvider="{frames}">
        <mx:Button label="Frame {r.currentIndex}" click="selectedFrame =
frames.getItemAt(r.currentIndex) as Presentation"/>
</mx:Repeater>

After creation, the buttons all reflect "Frame 0, Frame 1, etc..." yet
if I go to execute the click function I get an error about the
renderer having been terminated. Is there a way to lock in value for
current index so the click event will execute properly?






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