wGrand
09-04-2007, 08:28 PM
Hi,
My question pertains to the following link:
http://www.azngun.com/monster_calender/index.html
I have multiple instances of a component in a single SWF. Each instance contains references in the 'parameters tab' to different XML files that populate it with data.
My problem is this: When running the SWF, if the user closes the component, and reopens the component, some of the data is no longer loaded.
My sense is that somehow the component somehow caches the data, and when it is re-instantiated, it chokes when incorporating new data.
Any ideas?
Here's a description of the application:
In particular, each instance loads a different set of events. It appears that when a the instance/component (calendar) is opened and closed, and then opened again, the events do not load and hence the calendar doesn't appear either. The month-view does not appear at all. See http://www.azngun.com/monster_calender/index.html for the example (click SKIP, click on a country, and then click on a month to see the calendar).
Thanks,
William
My question pertains to the following link:
http://www.azngun.com/monster_calender/index.html
I have multiple instances of a component in a single SWF. Each instance contains references in the 'parameters tab' to different XML files that populate it with data.
My problem is this: When running the SWF, if the user closes the component, and reopens the component, some of the data is no longer loaded.
My sense is that somehow the component somehow caches the data, and when it is re-instantiated, it chokes when incorporating new data.
Any ideas?
Here's a description of the application:
In particular, each instance loads a different set of events. It appears that when a the instance/component (calendar) is opened and closed, and then opened again, the events do not load and hence the calendar doesn't appear either. The month-view does not appear at all. See http://www.azngun.com/monster_calender/index.html for the example (click SKIP, click on a country, and then click on a month to see the calendar).
Thanks,
William