OK, I get it.
It's definitively a problem of reference.
In order to filter an already filtered XMLNode, you've got to clone it
before.
XMLNode has such a function, cloneNode.
So your example should work like this :
function parseXML(xmlData) {
countriesList = XPath.selectNodes(xmlData, "/map/country");
handleCountry(countriesList[0].cloneNode (true)); // Note the cloning
process
}
function handleCountry(country) {
countryName = XPath.selectNodes(country, "/country/name");
trace(countryName); // Should work.
}
Cheers.
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erixtekila
http://blog.v-i-a.net/
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