Disabling a list item onclick

[DelvarWorld]

I have a List() component populated by a data provider. The list has a custom style set to an external AS class that extends CellRenderer. What I want to do is when a list item is clicked, I want to gray out that item. I have the styles for graying it out, I just need to set the style for the clicked list item. I asked this question once before and got an answer in this thread:

http://board.flashkit.com/board/show...hreadid=745726

The problem is that solution doesn't handle onclicks, just static lists. So how do I capture the onclick and set the styles for the list item so that it's gray when you click on it?

[DelvarWorld]

Bumping from page two, no responses yet.

[DelvarWorld]

Ok, let's say I have a CellRenderer class for the list like such:


package {

import fl.controls.listClasses.CellRenderer;

class ListBackground extends CellRenderer {
public function ListBackground() {
//...
}
}
}
}

Is it possible to capture the onclick of a list event item in there and do like listItem.setStyle("upSkin", myCustomDisabledSkin)

?

[cancerinform]

Ok,

I figured it out. Create a class with this script, which is the cellrenderer class:

package 
{
    import fl.controls.listClasses.CellRenderer;
    import fl.controls.listClasses.ICellRenderer;
    public class MyCellRenderer extends CellRenderer implements ICellRenderer
    {
        private static  var _myArray:Array=new Array;
        public function MyCellRenderer ()
        {
            super ();
        }
/*
* This method overrides the inherited drawBackground() method and adds the GreyColor from
* the MovieClip GreyColor to each selected index. 
*/
        override protected function drawBackground ():void
        {
            for (var count:int=0; count<=_myArray.length; count++)
            {
                if (_listData.index == _myArray[count])
                {
                    setStyle ("selectedUpSkin",GreyColor);
                    setStyle ("upSkin", GreyColor);
                }
                super.drawBackground ();
            }
        }
        public static function selectIndex (sid:int):void
        {
            _myArray.push(sid);
        }
    }
} 

This is the fla file example script, when you have a list component "myList" on the timeline.

myList.addItem({label:"Burger"});
myList.addItem({label:"Fries"});
myList.addItem({label:"Chips"});
myList.addItem({label:"Chicken"});
myList.addEventListener(Event.CHANGE,changed);
function changed(event:Event)
{
    MyCellRenderer.selectIndex(event.currentTarget.selectedIndex);
    myList.setStyle("cellRenderer",MyCellRenderer);
} 

The reference to each row is _listData.index.

[DelvarWorld]

Sweet, I will try that out tomorrow. Thanks!

Also, I think it's possible to do only in the CellRenderer class. I had this same functionality working on a Flash file but I accidentaly deleted the AS file that went with it. It was working without any event handlers in the actual flash movie, all done in the cellrenderer class. I just can't for the life of me figure out how I did it :P

[cancerinform]

Actually you need to initiate the renderer only once:
myList.setStyle("cellRenderer",MyCellRenderer);
myList.addEventListener(Event.CHANGE,changed);
function changed(event:Event)
{
MyCellRenderer.selectIndex(event.currentTarget.sel ectedIndex);
}