Tile list area text

Question

I am using a tile list component and an areatext component.  when I click on the graphic in the list a description of the graphic comes up in the text area.  No problems so far.  However I want to view a large image of the graphic at the same time as the text.  Now I have a problem because I do not know what to do.   I will attach one graphic so you can see how they show up.  I will attach the .swf file also.  You can see in the middle of the two areas (where the green square is) this is where I want the larger graphic to appear.  I have tried different things, but since I really do not know how to write script I don't know what to do.
Here is the script
majorworksthumb_tl.addEventListener(Event.CHANGE, majorworksthumbClicked)
function majorworksthumbClicked(event:Event):void {
    majorwork_ta.text = event.target.selectedItem.data;
    majorworks_mc.MovieClip = event.target.selectedItem.MovieClip;
majorworksthumb_tl.addItem({label:"BISON COOP MAIN", source:"majorworksthumb/BisonCoopMain.jpg", data:" BISON COOP MAIN \n\nBison Coop in New Rockford - (Exact Location, How Big, made of what?)."});
Thank You
Colleen

Answer 1

Dan,
I figured it out and now what I want is happening.  however when I click on a thumbnail, then another the preious one still shows up. do I have to do some kind of end, or stop or false or somthing to get rid of the previous picture?
Here is my new script
import fl.controls.ScrollPolicy;
import fl.controls.TileList;
import fl.data.DataProvider;
import fl.controls.UIScrollBar;
import fl.events.ScrollEvent;
import fl.controls.ScrollBarDirection;
myText.text = "Select an Image";
//add a bunch of images and labels
var dp:DataProvider = new DataProvider();
dp.addItem();
dp.addItem();
dp.addItem();
var myTileList:TileList = new TileList();
myTileList.dataProvider = dp;
myTileList.scrollPolicy = ScrollPolicy.ON;
myTileList.columnWidth = 200
myTileList.rowHeight = 128;
myTileList.setSize(300,300);
myTileList.columnCount = 1;
myTileList.rowCount = 4
myTileList.move(20, 195);
addChild(myTileList);
myTileList.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,itemClicked);
function itemClicked(e:Event):void {
     //myText
     myText.text = myTileList.selectedItem.data;
     //myMC
     var i =new Loader();
     i.load(new URLRequest(myTileList.selectedItem.source));
     myMC.addChild(i);
Thank You
Colleen Bredahl
Art/Art Marketing