Can you post a test case? ________________________________
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of jasondrubenstein Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007 5:16 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [flexcoders] Re: List dragMoveEnabled problem? The test came up with the same problem - a move from one list to another that has a dataprovider won't perform the move. Do I have to create my own functions to handle the move from one non-empty list to another non-empty list? thanks in advance for help! --- In [email protected] <mailto:flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com> , "jasondrubenstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This has me baffled.. > > I have two lists, both with XML data as their dataProviders. > > If I have dragInitiatorList.dragMoveEnabled=false on the > dragInitiatorList, I can copy from the dragInitiatorList to the > dropTargetList and dropTargetList.dataProvider and it's bound XML are > updated correctly. > > If I have dragInitiatorList.dragMoveEnabled=true, then when I > drag&drop, the dropTargetList.dataProvider reflects the added item but > the bound XML does not. Also, the displayed list doesn't show the new > item. The item is removed from the dragInitiator.dataProvider but not > from it's bound XML. The item, in other words, is not moved as I > would expect it to be. > > If the dropTargetList has an empty dataProvider, or has no > dataProvider specified, then everything works fine regardless of the > setting of dragInitiatorList.dragMoveEnabled on the dragInitiatorList. > (I.e., full -> empty works fine. full -> full does not) > > I am only seeing some unexpected results when I'm trying to move from > one List with a non-empty dataProvider to another List that also has a > non-empty dataProvider *and* dragMoveEnabled=true. > > I'm about to test this again with a new, clean project, just to make > sure I'm not going uttely mad. Has anyone else bumped into anything > like this? > > thanks >
