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Displaying updated data in Flex

I am trying to display the updated data after a refresh. I have the following code:
private function on_RefreshButton_click(e:MouseEvent):void{
ExternalInterface.call(“updateSearch”,My.Application.cache.searchCriteria);
trace(My.Application.cache.searchCriteria);
}

var desc:ListItemRenderer = new ListItemRenderer();
desc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onDataRefresh);
desc.dataProvider = My.Application.cache.searchCriteria;

But the following trace command only seems to return the original data from the cache. I have been able to see that the “cache.searchCriteria” has been updated and I can see the data in the DOM inspector in Firefox, but when I call desc.dataProvider = My.Application.cache.searchCriteria; it returns the original data. How can I get the new data?

I’m assuming you’re using a and with an ExternalInterface – so it’s not meant to be bound to a dataProvider, it’s meant to be updated from the external list/dataGrid model.
I’ve had this exact same problem on the same project, and the solution ended up being to use a custom class to bind the ExternalInterface stuff to the MX object, to go from this:
ExternalInterface.call(“updateSearch”, My.Application.cache.searchCriteria);
trace(My.Application.cache.searchCriteria);

to this:
MyExtension.updateSearch(My.Application.cache.searchCriteria);
trace(MyExt
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