I tested the image and can say that as Alex told before the problem is
with url parsing I guess.
For the images the url is not relative to the js files.
for here, the url is file:///images/clock1s.png
when manually edit the attribute than image is displayed in debug view :
-------- İletilmiş İleti --------
Konu: Re: MXAdvancedDataGridItemRenderer XML parsing
Tarih: Mon, 9 Mar 2020 22:20:11 +0300
Kimden: Serkan Taş <serkan....@likyateknoloji.com>
Kime: Greg Dove <greg.d...@gmail.com>
Hi Greg, exactly they are strings, the path of the image:
<s:Image source="{ImageContainer.resolveStatus(data)}"
toolTip="{ToolTipContainer.getToolTip(data) + ':' + mylabelFunc(data)}"/>
So the Image is the question here.
I will try your suggestion.
9.03.2020 22:16 tarihinde Greg Dove yazdı:
Serkan, if they are actually Strings and not Classes, then you should
try changing the resolveStatus to
public static function resolveStatus(data:Object):String{
and later:
return statuImageList.getItemAt(statu) as String;
On Tue, Mar 10, 2020 at 8:13 AM Serkan Taş
<serkan....@likyateknoloji.com <mailto:serkan....@likyateknoloji.com>>
wrote:
Hi Alex,
In first stop it is null but I sent you the result of the second
stop after resuming the execution.
So to make it clear here is the first call and call stack:
For the image display as far as i know the images are loaded from
url as a class :
Here is the code pieces for displaying sample clock image.
private static var _clock1:String = '/images/clock1.png';
statuImageList = new ArrayList();
statuImageList.addItem(clock1)
statuImageList.addItem(kilit)
statuImageList.addItem(kosu2)
statuImageList.addItem(ok2)
statuImageList.addItem(error)
statuImageList.addItem(timeout)
statuImageList.addItem(skip)
statuImageList.addItem(stop)
statuImageList.addItem(pause)
statuImageList.addItem(disabled)
statuImageList.addItem(warning)
for example to get clock1 image
public static function get clock1():String
{
return _clock1;
}
through function :
public static function resolveStatus(data:Object):Class {
var statu:int = XML(data).visualParams.statu;
// Alert.show("Vparams : " + data.visualParams);
// Alert.show("statu:" + statu + " image:" +
imageList.getItemAt(statu));
return statuImageList.getItemAt(statu) as Class;
}
I'am not sure if they are replaceable with SVG or Unicode symbols
technically. But they are used just to make the gui more user
friendly and to have better look&feel.
And hey are fıunctional, mean you can click on the images to send
actions about the jobs : to stop suspend or run for example.
Serkan.
9.03.2020 08:49 tarihinde Alex Harui yazdı:
Hi Serkan,
Looks like the call sequence is fine. The “data” is not null in
the screenshot below. In your previous email, it may be that
some other binding logic ran that expression early, but that
should be a caught exception. If that isn’t true, show us the
call stack for that exception.
But given no image is being displayed, further investigation is
needed to determine the problem. What is ImageContainer? What
does it contain? The bit of JS code you attached looks like it
might have contained embedded images. Royale doesn’t currently
support embedded images. If the Flex app was using embedded
images, let’s have a discussion about what to replace it with.
It will depend on what the images are. If they can be replaced
by SVG or Unicode symbols that will be best.
HTH,
-Alex
