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array unable to check another array so as to be displayed
hi
I have a main listbox, which the content is in form of dynamic arrays. Upon click on some of the item in the listbox, some other arrays are suppose to appear in another listbox, by checking that both of them have the same "title". I was thinking of using listener to listen to the main listbox, but it does not seem logical to me. Can anyone suggest a better way to solve this? btw, i saw one tutorial at http://www.flash-mx.com/flash/combobox.cfm its something like the dependable combobox tutorial, but in this case, the arrays are 2 different arrays that has the same content for checking purpose, unlike the one in the tutorial. thanks |
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You definetly need to use a listener of some sort to achieve this. Listening to the first box would indeed be easiest, so that when anything in it changes, you can run some code, work out what, and display the necessary information in the secondary box.
If you're used to VB or some other similiar languages then simply imagine it as attaching that script to the box. |
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