Thanks Danny, I think you're right, the XML Object is pretty fast and
if it is going to take a while to load then storing the ID somewhere
else and checking that file is probably the best way to approach this.
Cheers everyone!
Ali
On 15 May 2007, at 15:45, Danny Kodicek wrote:
Hi there, I am sure I remember coming across a way of reading
an XML file before it is fully loaded though I can't find it.
What I would like to do is load all the information from an
XML file but only if an attribute in the first node has
changed (this is like an ID that the Flash app can use to
decide whether or not to load all of the XML unless it is a
new version). Has anyone else heard of this of or is this
wishful thinking?
You could parse the initial text manually, but in fairness the XML
object is
pretty fast and I'd imagine you're better off just letting it load.
If you
want to have an ID for whether the xml has changed, why not just
put one
into a different file?
Danny
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