I did some more testing to figure out what was causing this to work/not work.
What I found is that if the evt.result is a mysql/mysqli result set, it fails to load data sent. However if you put the mysql data into a separate array, and return that array. The data shows up. However if you set the NewEntryArrayCollection up as so: ac = new NewEntryArrayCollection (evt.result.source as Array ); It will accept a mysql/mysqli result set. This has cost me 2 days, but now I know and now other people will know as well. HTH, -David --- In [email protected], "David C. Moody" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well I came in this morning and was beginning to start debugging and I > don't believe it but the stupid thing is working now?!?!?!? > > Here's what my code ended up being: > > private function generateObject():Object { > return { ap_trans: "" } > } > > private function isObjectEmpty(obj:Object):Boolean { > return obj.ap_trans == ""; > } > > private function gotCheckData(evt:ResultEvent):void { > ac = new NewEntryArrayCollection (evt.result as Array ); > ac.factoryFunction = generateObject; > ac.emptyTestFunction = isObjectEmpty; > ckData.dataProvider = ac; > //ckData.dataProvider = evt.result; > } > > Thanks for your help Alex, I really don't know what caused it to start > working this time, but it did. > > -David > > --- In [email protected], "Alex Harui" <aharui@> wrote: > > > > Debug into it. A breakpoint in makeRowsAndColumns and check the > > .collection to see what's in it. > > > > > > >
