Ok thx a lot for your help. It gave some insight into the situation,
and I appreciate your effort.
I'll go back to using the eventDispatcher method i had as an alternative.
cheers
erick
>
> --- In [email protected], "superbokbok" <superbokbok@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Amy,
> > I created the bindable event as suggested but still nothing :(
> > Is there a sample usage of the PropertyChange class that I could
> look
> > over to get a good sense of how to use this correctly?
> >
> > Again, I can get the event to work when I create a custom event and
> > dispatch that to one of the instances listening for the event, but
> in
> > this situation, I want a field to update when an instances variable,
> > 'lastChecked' in this case, is updated. In this way, I'm not
> creating
> > any explicit eventListeners as the data updates the variable and
> changes
> > the view on screen automatically.
> > Thx for your help!
>
> I'm sorry, I'm out of troubleshooting steps for bindable events.
> When I've had problems in the past, making sure the class was an
> EventDispatcher and making sure the Bindable metadata tag has an
> event associated with it solved the problem.
>
> The only other suggestions I have for you are to trace the part of
> the code that actually dispatches the event and make sure it is
> dispatched, and to try putting ain individual bindable metadata tag
> for each variable that the propertyChange applies to.
>
> HTH;
>
> Amy
>
