Hmmm, why exactly are you sending nested arrays from amfphp? Why can't
you just send a flat array?
Patrick
carkraus a écrit :
>
> Hi there,
>
> I guess this is a typical newbie question, maybe someone could kindly
> direct me to a tutorial or sample:
>
> I try to bind e.g. using a charts control to a nested array I receive
> from an AMFPHP service.
> On the php side I have as an example:
>
> $outputArr[] = array('day' => 'Mon', array('start' => '100', 'end'
> => '300'));
> $outputArr[] = array('day' => 'Tue', array('start' => '250', 'end'
> => '600'));
> $outputArr[] = array('day' => 'Wed', array('start' => '500', 'end'
> => '600'));
> return $outputArr;
>
> ..which will deliver the data correctly as I can see from the flex
> debugger.
>
> In flex I have eg.:
>
> <mx:series>
> <mx:ColumnSeries xField="day" yField="???" />
> </mx:series>
>
> Now, how do I access e.g. the value 'start' to use it for databinding?
> Well, 'day.start' does not do the trick : )
>
> I had similar probs using XML for binding, where I wouldnt be able to
> access sub-children?
> Do I have to somehow wrap the server response into an actionscript
> object which I'd have to manually add properties to?
>
> Any hint greatly appreciated! !
> carsten
>
>
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