I thought you were supposed to use datagrid.grid.getItemRendererAt
On 1/27/14 4:22 PM, "chromalux" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi Everybody,
>
>We've run into an issue accessing the rendererLayer in a Spark grid in
>4.10.
>It appears that this might be from the changes in the grid skin where the
>gridLayers are now wrapped with a GridView.
>
>Our custom skin has been updated to include the required GridView wrapper:
>
><s:Grid id="grid" itemRenderer="...">
> <s:gridView>
> <fx:Component>
> <s:GridView >
> <s:GridLayer name="backgroundLayer"/>
> <s:GridLayer name="selectionLayer"/>
> <s:GridLayer name="editorIndicatorLayer"/>
> <s:GridLayer name="rendererLayer"/>
> <s:GridLayer name="overlayLayer"/>
> </s:GridView>
> </fx:Component>
> </s:gridView>
></s:Grid>
>
>Previously we could access the rendererLayer on partAdded like this:
>
>const rendererLayer:GridLayer =
>dataGrid.grid.getChildByName("rendererLayer") as GridLayer;
>rendererLayer.addEventListener(ElementExistenceEvent.ELEMENT_ADD,
>rendererLayer_elementAddHandler);
>
>But that doesn't work anymore. I've tried accessing it via the
>grid.layout,
>adding an id to the gridView and I've tried using updateComplete instead
>of
>partAdded (which is too late anyway) and a few other ways but with no luck
>so far. Any suggestions on how to reference the rendererLayer via the grid
>would be appreciated.
>
>Ultimately what we're after is the renderers themselves as they are
>created
>and not the rendererLayer itself. If there is another way of getting at
>those that would eliminate the need to access the rendererLayer that would
>work as well.
>
>Thanks a lot,
>
>-Michael
>
>
>
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