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When working with data-driven controls, you
will almost always work with the dataprovider and not with the rendered display
elements. This is in part because the list based controls recycle the
display elements when you scroll. So you can’t loop through the
rows of a dataGrid and read the value of the check box. In fact if you
have implemented this already, you may have noticed that the check boxes do not
always hold their values when you scroll. Instead, what you want to do is have your
checkbox renderer undate a property on the dataProvider item when the user changes
the checked state Then, when you are ready, you loop over the items in
the dataProvider and read the value of the updated property. Tracy From:
[email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of phillips1021 Anyone know of a good tutorial or other resource for
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- RE: [flexcoders] Process CheckBoxes Displayed Inside a Da... Tracy Spratt
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