When the user clicks on the radio button, do you want that row to be selected?
That answer will totally change what the solution could be. My 2 cents, -Alex On 12/6/16, 6:51 AM, "bilbosax" <[email protected]> wrote: >Thanks for the advice. I am looking into everything right now. My >callLater >attempt failed, so now I am going to have to get really clever...which I'm >not LOL. Starting with a raw Click Event is going to be a much less >elegant >solution, because if you listen for a click on the grid, you then have to >test if you clicked a row, if you clicked the radio button, or if you >simply >clicked the datagrid header before you can decide what data to retrieve >and >what things have changed and whether you want to dispatch a custom event. > I >was hoping for a much simpler and cleaner solution. > >You mentioned about stopping propogation of the click event, but I have no >idea how the whole selectionChange event gets propogated. I just know >that >a click makes the whole thing start obviously, but I don't know where you >would go about interupting the whole selectionChange event, and I am not >sure that I really would want to. Visual changes happen in my program >based >on the radioButton and the items selected in the dataGrid, so I am not >sure >that I would want to interupt the selection process. > > > >-- >View this message in context: >http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/Listen-for-the-Originator-o >f-an-Event-tp14290p14296.html >Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
