Well, it's the same index, but it certainly isn't the same thing.
Moving an item to be the last in a list in a folder is not the same as
placing it outside of the folder. But they both have the same index
(as the tree list is seen as a flat list as far as index is concerned).
But thanks for that link - I didn't realise that accessing a private
member would be as simple as:
public function get dropData():Object{
return super.mx_internal::_dropData;
}
Unfortunately that Tree has very flaky drag & drop support with a
small sample array (their example from XML seems fine though). But I
can subclass Tree with just that function above and it should be fine.
Thanks again.
--- In [email protected], "benoit.kogut" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> Because trying to drop an item after the last node of a branch is seen
> as trying to drop it outside the branch (actually, right below the
> branch).
>
> The dropData property can be made accessible, check the source of the
> Tree with spring loaded folders.
>
>
http://flexibleexperiments.wordpress.com/2007/02/26/flex-201-tree-with-spring-loaded-folders-update-2/
>
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