Detect/catch errors for photos in datagrid

Hi all

Is that anyway to detect/catch errors for the loading of the photos in the grid data if pictures cannot be loaded for some reasons such as photo not found in the directory, etc... As the use of ioerror or sth...

This is how I load photos in the datagrid control. Using

var col_img:DataGridColumn = new DataGridColumn("photo");
               myDataGridList.addColumn(col_img);
               col_img.cellRenderer = LoaderCellRenderer;
               col_img.width = 80;
               col_img.sortOptions = Array.NUMERIC;
               col_img.resizable = false;
               col_img.headerText = "Photo";
               LoaderCellRenderer._stage = this;


//LoaderCellRenderer.as


package {

     import fl.containers.UILoader;
     import flash.events.MouseEvent;
     import flash.display.Stage;
     import flash.ui.Mouse;
     import fl.controls.listClasses.ListData;
     import fl.controls.listClasses.ICellRenderer;

     public class LoaderCellRenderer extends UILoader implements ICellRenderer {
          protected var _data:Object;
          protected var _listData:ListData;
          protected var _selected:Boolean;
          public static var _stage;

          public function LoaderCellRenderer() {
               super();
               addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onClick);
               addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, rOver);
               addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT, rOut);
          }

          private function onClick(MouseEvent):void {
               if (! _stage.mainLoaderbg.mainLoader.visible) {
                    _stage.mainLoaderbg.mainLoader.source=_data.photo;
                    _stage.mainLoaderbg.visible=true;
                    _stage.mainLoaderbg.mainLoader.visible=true;
                    Mouse.cursor="button";
               }
          }

          private function rOver(MouseEvent):void {
               if (! _stage.mainLoaderbg.mainLoader.visible) {
                    Mouse.cursor="button";
               }
          }
          private function rOut(MouseEvent):void {
               Mouse.cursor="auto";
               _stage.txt_statusList.text = ""; 
          }

          public function get data():Object {
               return _data;
          }

          public function set data(value:Object):void {
               _data=value;
               source=value.photo;
          }

          public function get listData():ListData {
               return _listData;
          }

          public function set listData(value:ListData):void {
               _listData=value;
          }

          public function get selected():Boolean {
               return _selected;
          }

          public function set selected(value:Boolean):void {
               _selected=value;
          }

          public function setMouseState(state:String):void {
          }

     }
}

LoaderCellRenderer is a class written by the tutorial on the adobe site.

Thank you

Zainuu

Use the below code to know if the image loaded has failed:

In the .as file:

Constructor
public void LoaderCellRenderer()
{
Super();
     addEventListener (IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, ioErrorHandler);
}

private void ioErrorHandler(event:IOErrorEvent):void {}
trace ("ioErrorHandler:" + event);
trace ("Image URL Not Found");
}

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