To all those who didnt know previously, you can access a listbase (DataGridBase, List, TileBase and subclasses of those) class'/component's item renderer by:
componentID.indexToItemRenderer(k).PROP=propertyvalue; where : k is the index of the item in the dataprovider represented by the renderer (or if you are listening for a click or rollover, just the returned index); PROP is a property of your itemrenderer; component ID is your component's id of course :P you can also access the data property of that itemrenderer using: componentID.indexToItemRenderer(k).data.DataPROPERTYNAME But of course it is almost always best to leave the itemrenderers and work on the dataprovider instead. But for those who really need to ( like me, a while ago teehee), here's your solution. I didnt know before since I always go to the dataproviders instead... anyway, i hope that helps someone. :P Cheers! ____________________________________________________________________________________ Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let Yahoo! FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains. http://farechase.yahoo.com/promo-generic-14795097
