Flex Spark ComboBox in an MX AdvancedDataGrid?

So, I read your post, dear Fred, and get some ideas about binding, like this: mx:Binding destination="value" source="cbo. Value Inside of your component Also I here Kyle explain his vision. And I see no problem to switch it to spark component, with that idea Let me know please, if it helps Thank you.

So, I read your post, dear Fred, and get some ideas about binding, like this: Inside of your component. Also I here Kyle explain his vision. And I see no problem to switch it to spark component, with that idea.

Let me know please, if it helps. Thank you.

Eugene thanks for the advice. I assume you mean doing something like this? Unfortunately that doesn't seem to do the trick... I will check out the link though.

– fred august Sep 21 '10 at 1:00 OK, checked out the post - unfortunately I don't think that does the trick either... somehow the code above is missing its header, which is . Turns out that s:MXAdvancedDataGridItemRenderer implements both IDropInListItemRenderer and IFocusManagerComponent so I don't think that's the issue. Thank you though... – fred august Sep 21 '10 at 1:24 I'll try to reconfirm the this issue for ADG, because it works for DataGrid.

– Eugene Sep 21 '10 at 10:24.

Ok, after much tribulation, I found that: overriding the method set data seems to fix issue 3 - it makes a lot of sense after reading a lot more of the standard adobe flex literature (which BTW is awesome). Something like this should do the trick override public function set data(value:Object):void { myCB. SelectedItem = value.

OwnerResource; myCB.validateNow(); } the standard behavior of a CB seems to be to go back to an old value (i.e. What normally happens if pressing ESC) if you're typing a name and then press enter. Not sure how to change that behavior, but issues 1 and 2 were due to the fact that the original value had not been set, and thus defaulting to the previews value filled with an empty value.

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