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When is component fully loaded?


When is component fully loaded? Keith Dodd
10/21/2004 9:41:14 PM
macromedia flash flash remoting: Have remoting working fine; but, where I have a Grid component on another frame
in the timeline, I can't get the data to load--looks as if the component isn't
actually loaded before I'm sending the data. The Grid along with a
non-component text box is in a clip that has the linkage set to export in first
frame. I don't actually place the clip until farme 5.

The non-component textbox loads ok in the same function that controls the
grid. (I tried a label component and it didn't work.) I can control the Grid's
visibility and alpha, but not anything with the grid insides itself.

This all worked fine when the grid was was on the initial frame. Also, if I
re-call the function after the Grid first fails, then it works. Seems obvious
that the grid isn't fully loaded on the first function's call.

Appreciate any help about how to sequence this so the grid is all ready to
accept and load data when I have the data ready?

Thanks
Keith Dodd
Re: When is component fully loaded? Keith Dodd
10/25/2004 2:23:57 PM
Found answer to this myself:

Problem IS as I suspected that the coomponent isn't fully loaded (althought
there looking alive and well), but it's net ready for data when the data comes.

For the function that is going to work with the grid, I did a doLater() --
love that name!

myGrid.doLater(this, "fillGrid");

Then make sure that there will be at least one more frame that timeline will
go to. If I understand the doLater, it causes the function to wait until the
next frame, assuring that the component is fully loaded.

Keith
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