Flex Mobile / FindTask & SplitViewNavigator

[KomanDiabate]

Hello All,
I trying to build flex moblile app where I am using  splitNavigator to display a query and map result on two separte views. I am using the findTask to query the data however, I am having some problems displaying the query results on the map view.

On the findTask executeComplete event I am running the executeCompleteHandler event using the pushView method to push the graphics to the map, but nothing is being display:

private function executeCompleteHandler(event:FindEvent):void {    var resultCount:int = event.findResults.length;   if (resultCount == 0)   {    //do something   }   else   {    // add feature as graphic to graphics layer    for (var i:int = 0; i < resultCount; i++)    {     findTaskResults.addItem(event.findResults.feature)     }       var snv:SplitViewNavigator=navigator.parentNavigator as SplitViewNavigator;   var mapView:ViewNavigator=snv.getViewNavigatorAt(1) as ViewNavigator;    mapView.pushView(map, findTaskResults); }      } 

On the map view, I trying to load the data in the following manner, but I getting an error on the graphic layer dataprovider
{data.feature}.

<esri:GraphicsLayer graphicProvider="{data.feature}" >    <esri:symbol>     <esri:SimpleFillSymbol alpha="0.5" color="red">      <esri:outline>       <esri:SimpleLineSymbol alpha="1.0" color="yellow"/>      </esri:outline>     </esri:SimpleFillSymbol>    </esri:symbol>   </esri:GraphicsLayer>

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks all.

Koman Diabate

[AaronNash1]

Not sure specifically what you are trying to do by using or getting rid of transitions. By using pushView you are changing the active view which is appropriate in a mobile setting, too many active views eats up memory. If you want to stay in your current view you can use states instead of changing views or just create a pop-up to display results. I have done it both ways and each way has its benefits.

[KomanDiabate]

Aaron, I was able to do this in the ViewNavigator by setting transitionsEnabled="false".