Thanks in advance.

Tamil

Thankyou very much to all.

There is just one thing I need to add it, to allow the multiple selection that we need:

Another thing, for other people like me who are new to Flex and rusty with OOP/programming – this is a class defintion and is not an instantation – declare a separate component using this code and create an instance of this within your own code, otherwise you will get an error that says something different: “1020: Method marked override must override another” – basically this code tells the Flex runtime that Ctrl is pressed all the time

Check out my co-worker Alex Harui’s excellent blog post; “SelectedItem and ComboBox”.

Peter

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:List xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">
    <mx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
            import mx.controls.listClasses.IListItemRenderer;
            override protected function selectItem(item:IListItemRenderer, shiftKey:Boolean, ctrlKey:Boolean, transition:Boolean = true):Boolean {
                return super.selectItem(item, false, true, transition);
            }
        ]]>
    </mx:Script>
</mx:List>

I really don’t understand what you guys are doing here I tried this in about 15 different ways and I just don’t understand on how to include it in what I posted above. Could you please look through what I posted and try to put whatever you are doing in code. I get that you are sending a xml page to the php file however I am not in need of something like this.

I think I posted everything that one would need for the testing of the app. If you could please try it out and then post back the complete view so I can start to understand how this works would help me better. Thank you

Baris Guner’s code does work for what to do, basically it just serializes it as XML and sends it. I mod’d his option a bit to shorten it and so I could use it in PHP with split() and process it in query. Here is how I handled it:

ActionScript

          private function sendSelected():void {
    		var xmlRequest:String;
    		var selectedItems:Array = myDataGrid.selectedItems;

		xmlRequest = "";
    		for each(var item:Object in selectedItems){
        		xmlRequest += item.id + "|";
    		}
    		xmlRequest = xmlRequest.substr(0,(xmlRequest.length-1));
    		myService.request.items = xmlRequest;
    		myService.send()
	   }

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There is no need for the added requests either. Like in his HTTPService component. So just fire the func off and process in your normal HTTPService comp. with URL and such..