Ahhh...Nevermind. Everything works as expected. :/ ...... On 8/16/05, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm having a little trouble getting my head around this one. > > I've got a component, A , which has a paramter binding to an object. > > This binding is a property of Page p that contains component A. Page p > sets this parameters binding to be that of the pages property. > > Selecting and updating this property works wonderfully, so long as the > property is updated within a listener method of the page itself. If > however, a listener method (direct) is invoked on component A, and > component A attempts to update the property on itself (hoping that > bindings are magical I assume) the change is not seen or persisted > within the pages binding. > > Does component A need to reference an IBinding for getting and > updating its property instead of the actual object in order to be able > to update the value? Or...Is it because the object bound to the > components property didn't exist on the initial render so the logic > doesn't recognize any updates made? > > This is very non-obvious behaviour as far as I can tell. I've also > tried specifying cache="false" on the components parameter. I know I > could hack something in to get a reference to the containing > page....Or perhaps call commitPageChanges() ? No idea. > > jesse >
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