hi, thnx for ur answer. I think that is a good idea to do. The only problem is that if user selects a file several times in the same file_select button, it would keep getting files inside that array, even i just need the last one that he chooses.
thnx ----- Mensaje original ---- De: Jon Bradley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Para: [email protected] Enviado: viernes, 6 de junio, 2008 14:18:19 Asunto: Re: [flexcoders] know if .browse() was executed or not On Jun 6, 2008, at 4:26 AM, David Pariente wrote: The point is that, IN ANOTHER POINT OF THE CODE, i wanna send the files. the on_select is not useful for me. i will not send anything on_select, just put a pair of lines of code there. My opinion is that you are thinking about this too much. You do not need to have a boolean to determine if a file was selected. What you need is an array that you populate with the filled FileReference instances in the Event.SELECTED event handler. When the user clicks SEND on your application, you loop over your array of stored FileReference instances and upload each of them. So in the onSelect function for Event.SELECTED, just push the FileReference into the array. Event.SELECTED shouldn't get broadcast unless a file is actually selected anyway. Whether or not your FileReference elements are stored in different views doesn't matter - just so long as your array is accessible by all of them so the FileReference instance can be added. private var fileList:Array = new Array(); private function onSelectFile( event:Event) :void { var file:FileReference = FileReference( event.target) ; fileList.push( file); } jon ______________________________________________ Enviado desde Correo Yahoo! La bandeja de entrada más inteligente.
