Hi,
Vinoth Babu wrote:
Hi All,
I have a datagrid, data's are from external XML file.
Once .swf file is created. I changed few values in XML
reopend .swf file, it's not updating. The values are updating
if .mxml is recompiled.
by just reopening the .swf file, the data's must update
Hi,
I'm having some trouble with a datagrid item editor and renderer. I
think I must have missed something obvious.
I have a datagrid with editable cells which are bound to Number-like
properties of an object. I want to display these values using the
CurrencyFormatter. I want to edit these as
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}
override public function validateProperties():void{
super.validateProperties();
this.text = cformatter.format(text);
}
}
}
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joshspooning wrote:
I see. That's weird Yahoo has set there cross-domain wide open. I'll
look into the docs. Do you mean I mean I need to allow yahoo's domain?
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Its the security sandbox issue, read up the flex 2 docs
Hi,
Has anyone else experienced problems with charts after applying the FB
hotfix?
I'm getting an error that says:
Unable to resolve a class for resource bundle:charts.
This happens when I put a ColumnChart or a BarChart on a panel in design
mode and compile. Some of the other charts work
Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Tuesday 03 Apr 2007, shaun etherton wrote:
After the update I had to reneter my serial numbers and copy the
charts.swc file from the old sdk dir to the new sdk/framworks/lib dir as
it is not in the hotfixes frameworks/lib dir.
Could there be a separate hotfix
Paul DeCoursey wrote:
[snip]
Yes the model knows nothing about the controller, but the model can
only tell the view the data has changed. Here is one scenario where
the controller would need to know about the change as well. If the
view needs to change to a different view based on the new
Hi,
Troy Gilbert wrote:
Brett,
Events are actually an a pretty fundamental component of an MVC
implementation. Events are most often used by the model to notify the view
and/or controller of changes (Observer pattern).
Usually the model does not talk to the controller (see the diagram at
Troy Gilbert wrote:
[snip]
That works for me. There's also a technique where you use an internal class
(visible only within the AS source file) as a parameter to the constructor,
thus causing the compiler to complain if anyone calls the constructor from
outside that source file, but I find
Troy Gilbert wrote:
On 3/27/07, shaun etherton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Troy Gilbert wrote:
Brett,
Events are actually an a pretty fundamental component of an MVC
implementation. Events are most often used by the model to notify the view
and/or controller of changes (Observer pattern
Peter wrote:
Perhaps if I am a bit less verbose.
1.is having a few thousand watch listeners active on a few hundred
object realistic?
Have you considered using the PropertyChangeEvent?
regards,
shaun
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