AdvancedDatagrid GroupingCollection in AS3?

It works like this. What a fight private function onCreationComplete () :void { adg. DataProvider = createDataProvider(); } private function createDataProvider () :GroupingCollection2 { var tmp:GroupingCollection2 = new GroupingCollection2(); tmp.

Source = dpArrColl; tmp. Grouping = adgGrouping(); tmp. Refresh(false); return tmp; } private function adgGrouping () : Grouping { var tmp:Grouping = new Grouping(); tmp.

Fields = groupingFieldArray(); return tmp; } private function groupingFieldArray () :GroupingField { var tmp:GroupingField = new GroupingField(); tmp. Name = "groupName1"; tmp. Summaries = adgSummaries(); return tmp; } private function adgSummaries () : SummaryRow { var tmp:SummaryRow = new SummaryRow(); tmp.

SummaryPlacement = "group"; tmp. Fields = adgSummaryFiled1(), adgSummaryField2(); return tmp; } private function adgSummaryFiled1 () :SummaryField2 { var tmp:SummaryField2 = new SummaryField2(); tmp. DataField = "Sumfiel1"; tmp.

SummaryOperation = "SUM"; return tmp; } private function adgSummaryField2 () : SummaryField2 { var tmp:SummaryField2 = new SummaryField2(); tmp. DataField = "Sumfield2"; tmp. SummaryOperation = "COUNT"; return tmp; } I hope, someone will help this someday BR Frank.

It works like this. What a fight. Private function onCreationComplete () :void { adg.

DataProvider = createDataProvider(); } private function createDataProvider () :GroupingCollection2 { var tmp:GroupingCollection2 = new GroupingCollection2(); tmp. Source = dpArrColl; tmp. Grouping = adgGrouping(); tmp.

Refresh(false); return tmp; } private function adgGrouping () : Grouping { var tmp:Grouping = new Grouping(); tmp. Fields = groupingFieldArray(); return tmp; } private function groupingFieldArray () :GroupingField { var tmp:GroupingField = new GroupingField(); tmp. Name = "groupName1"; tmp.

Summaries = adgSummaries(); return tmp; } private function adgSummaries () : SummaryRow { var tmp:SummaryRow = new SummaryRow(); tmp. SummaryPlacement = "group"; tmp. Fields = adgSummaryFiled1(), adgSummaryField2(); return tmp; } private function adgSummaryFiled1 () :SummaryField2 { var tmp:SummaryField2 = new SummaryField2(); tmp.

DataField = "Sumfiel1"; tmp. SummaryOperation = "SUM"; return tmp; } private function adgSummaryField2 () : SummaryField2 { var tmp:SummaryField2 = new SummaryField2(); tmp. DataField = "Sumfield2"; tmp.

SummaryOperation = "COUNT"; return tmp; } I hope, someone will help this someday. BR Frank.

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