I'm bumping this post because I am really needing an answer ASAP. At this
point I'm just hoping my boss doesn't notice.
ANY help will be appreciated.
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valdhor-3 wrote:
Could you post some sample data arrays. It's not too easy to try out your
code without it.
Sure here's some for the first two httpServices I'm running. The third isn't
necesary since that code isn't called untill after this problem presents
itself.
My app isn't crashing at this point, maybe it's a difference of which SDK we
are running, or more likely some specific issue of environment, but when I
click another tab it runs the HTTPService and repopulates the Grid. It's
only after that repopulation that I loose the ability to sort the data.
Ok, we are running the same SDK. Lets try to explore what you are
identifying. Please forgive me as I am pretty new to FLEX and AS. gc is the
id of a GroupingCollection of a dataProvider. refresh() is a built-in public
method to GroupingCollections. How can that be a problem unless it's a bug
in
If I remove the whole mx:dataProvider tag and add the dataProvider
attribute to the mx:advancedDataGrid tag with the value of
{xmllTemplates} then I can sort, change tabs and am still able to sort, so
It does seem to be something about the groupingCollection.
I have no idea how I would monitor
Problem Solved... I guess.
I was turning my HTTPService result into an XMLList. I just switched it to
an arrayCollection and I no longer loose the ability to sort when I refresh
the data.
Maybe there is some limitation when using an XMLList, I wish I could have
found out for sure, but at
Anyone know about this?
My data comes in, and I can sort just fine, I refresh my dataProvider (pulls
a different query) and then I can't sort anymore, even if I go back and pull
the original data again. I have been searching and searching for a post on
correcting this issue but can't find one.
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