Yes, if the data passed to the renderer is bindable, you can create a
custom renderer that will intelligently respond to changes. I've been
having good luck with TileList and custom ItemRenderers.
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From: Alex Harui [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
How about myTileList.getChildAt(index)? TileList shouldn't offer more
performance, as such, over Repeater, as the TileList itself uses a
repeater to layout it's children. But it does offer layout capabilities
that you'd have to roll on your own with a repeater and that could get
messy.
Thanks for the reply.
I tried using getChildAt method. But I had errors coming up when I typecasted
the returning element of getChildAt method into the ItemRendered class which is
in my case ServiceSelectorItem.
I actually want to get the reference of each of the items of
Try indexToItemRenderer(). Keep in mind that if you are scrolling, not
all renderers exist. It is usually better to work from with in the
renderer than from outside the list.
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of bhaskar M
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