I need some help programatically setting the selected item in a combobox.
I've got a combobox like this:
<mx:ComboBox id="MyComboBox" change="puzzleHandler(event);" prompt="Make a Selection">
<mx:ArrayCollection id="myDP">
<mx:Object id="first" label="Label 1" series="2" pageTitle="Title 1"/>
<mx:Object id="second" label="Label 2" series="7" pageTitle="Title 2"/>
<mx:Object id="third" label="Label 3" series="9" pageTitle="Title 3"/>
</mx:ArrayCollection>
</mx:ComboBox>
I've got a function that regards deep linking. If someone puts in the url: www.mysite.com/#view=2 they'll be taken to the appropriate part of the site (without having selected Label 2 in the comboBox). How do I set the comboBox programatically, so that it corresponds with what the user it looking at?
In my function's switch statement, I want to set the comboBox to the label that corresponds with the view. If "view=2" then the comboBox should show "Label 2" as selected.
case "view=1":
MyComboBox.selectedItem.label="Label 1";
parseUrl();
case "view=2":
MyComboBox.selectedItem.label="Label 2";
parseUrl();
case "view=3":
MyComboBox.selectedItem.label="Label 3";
parseUrl();
I tried this: MyComboBox.selectedItem.label="Label 1" But it's not working. Any suggestions?
Thank you.
-Laxmidi开发者_如何学编程
You don't want to change the selectedItem's object; you want to change the selectedItem or the selectedIndex. Try this:
case "view=1":
MyComboBox.selectedIndex=0;
parseUrl();
case "view=2":
MyComboBox.selectedIndex=1;
parseUrl();
case "view=3":
MyComboBox.selectedIndex=2;
parseUrl();
IF you want to set the selectedItem instead of the selectedIndex you'll have to loop over dataProvider to find the actual item based on the case / URL value. Something like this:
for each(var tempObject : Object in myList.dataProvider){
if(tempObject.label == urlValue){
MyComboBox.selectedItem = tempObject;
break;
}
}
The second approach is more flexible long term.
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