Thanks Valentin!
Building an object worked perfectly.
I should have figured that out. I know about the curly braces.
Another set of eyes...
Bryan
> totally untested, but the documentation says that selectableRange is
> specified like:
>
> myDC.selectableRange = {rangeStart: new Date(2001, 4, 7), rangeEnd: new
> Date(2003, 5, 7)};
>
> Those curly braces are just a short form for creating native Objects in
> Flash, so I think the following code might work in Director:
>
> pDateChooser = pMySprite.getVariable("dc1", 0) -- see earlier email
> selectableRange = pMySprite.newObject("Object")
> selectableRange.rangeStart = pMySprite.newObject("Date", 2001, 4, 7)
> selectableRange.rangeEnd = pMySprite.newObject("Date", 2003, 5, 7)
> pDateChooser.selectableRange = selectableRange
>
> Cheers,
> Valentin
>
>
> Bryan Thompson wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I've been able to access and set the properties in the dateChooser
> > Flash
> > component (thanks for the info Valentin), but am now having trouble
> > setting
> > the selectableRange. I'm sure it's a syntax issue.
> >
> > This is what I'm working with:
> >
> > on mSelectableRange me, st, en
> > stYr = st.year
> > stMo = st.month - 1
> > stDt = st.day
> > enYr = en.year
> > enMo = en.month - 1
> > enDt = en.day
> >
> > flst = pMySprite.newObject("Date",stYr,stMo,stDt)
> > flen = pMySprite.newObject("Date",enYr,enMo,enDt)
> >
> > pMySprite.selectableRange = [rangeStart:flst, rangeEnd:flen]
> > end
> >
> > Where pMySprite is the dateChooser sprite (obviously), and st/en are
> > lingo
> > date objects.
> > I've confirmed that the converted ActionScript date objects are
> > correct.
> >
> > I've tried all syntax variations I can think of, but continually get
> > "property not found. #selectableRange".
> >
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Bryan Thompson
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