Enrico, I tried what you've described - indeed! you wrote: >How can I write the '<' char, inside an html dynamic textfield?
In fact, writing "<" char isn't a problem, but loading it from text file is: it's either recognized as tag or (if you use < etc) another variable. But if you try create a local var with html inside it, everything is ok. Solution: 1) I'd suggest to use XML file with CDATA instead of plain text. Do you mind? 2) If the first doesn't fit you, maybe try to use another char/combination in your txt file, then after loading replace them with < or > using string manipulations. And then assign this string to a textfield. -- Best regards, Gregory_GOusable ================================ http://GOusable.com Flash components development. Usability services. > > I need to write, inside a .txt file that must be load into a dynamic > textfield, the char '<' and '>'; > but, if I wrote so, the loading stop when arrive to '<', because Flash think > this is the start of a tag, and I can't write neither '<' nor '>', > because '&' for Flash it means the start of a new text block. > Where can I find a table of equivalent 'coded' chars, that is possible to > use within Flash? > > Enrico Tomaselli > +> web designer <+ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.metatad.it > > > > > Well, I find on Macromedia site the table that I search, but the trouble its > always on... > If, instead than '<' I write %3C, Flash recognize this like '<', and it > think that is a tag open, then - without the expected tag close - the load > of following text stops. > Trying to find a solution to this, I have met another strange behavior: > thinkin' that, if the problem is the 'open without close tag', I wrote > something like this > "condition 1: %3C<font color="#ffffff">%3E</font> condition 2" > where, obviously, white (#ffffff) is the background color; well, Flash show > like below! "condition 1: >> condition 2" > Then, what it done is the follow: > - don't stop the following text loading > - don't show the char '<' > - instead show the char '>', that should be white (no visible) ... > I'm upcoming to become crazy! > There is a solution to this problem? How can I write the '<' char, inside an > html dynamic textfield? > > Enrico Tomaselli > +> web designer <+ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.metatad.it _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list [email protected] http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
