I knew it had to be stupidly simple:
project_lb.editedItemPosition = {rowIndex:project_lb.selectedIndex};
On 6/7/07, Derek Vadneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm sure this must be simple and I'm overlooking something, but I need
> a way to specify a cell to edit via ActionScript.
>
> I have a List control and want to be able to edit items on a double-click.
>
> Right now I'm listening for the doubleClick event and setting the List
> as editable. Then I set the selectedIndex to be the selectedIndex.
> However, that doesn't work. I even tried setting the selectedIndex
> after a timeout.
>
> I've looked through the List and ListBase class docs for a method of
> specifying that I want cell X to enter edit mode. I couldn't find
> anything that I can use except selectedIndex on the List control.
> There's a selectItem() in ListBase but it's not a public method.
>
> There must be a way to have a cell enter edit mode through
> ActionScript, I would think - without having to hack my own component.
> Or is that the only way?
>
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>
> Derek Vadneau
>
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