So 11 works? ;) I assume you meant 10 + i
this in that context = your XML object. Hard to manage depths on that.
_root.getNextHighestDepth(); would work (i hate typing _root though)
- eric
On 5/22/07, Gustavo Duenas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've just resolved this, It was in the this.getNextHighestDepth(); .
I use the , 10+1 instead of, and voila!!! it works
On May 22, 2007, at 2:41 PM, Gustavo Duenas wrote:
> Hi, I'm creating buttons dinamycally using a xml file, this is my
> code:
>
>
>
> stop();
>
>
>
>
> menus = new XML();
> menus.ignoreWhite = true;
> menus.onLoad = function(success) {
> //portfolioTag = this.firstChild;
> titleMenus = this.firstChild.childNodes.length;
> menuContent = this.firstChild;
>
>
>
> for (var i = 0; i < 4; i++){
> // either "menu" or "item"
> menuContent.childNodes[i].nodeName;
> // name of the item
> menuTitle= menuContent.childNodes[i].attributes.title;
> var buttonsMenu= _root.menu.attachMovie("buttons", menuTitle,
> this.getNextHighestDepth());
> this.buttonsMenu._x=0;
> this.buttonsMenu._y=-10*i;
> var newText = buttonsMenu.poa.text=menuTitle;
> // action of the item
> textMenu= menuContent.childNodes[i].attributes.text;
> trace(buttonsMenu);
> // variables for that action
> }
>
>
> }
>
> menus.load("txt/poa.xml");
>
>
> the problem here is that it shows only one button, what about the
> rest of them, the output window shows all, but in the swf only
> appear one.
> I don't know what is going on...I need Help.
>
> When I trace the different variables, everything seems ok.
>
> this is the xml code:
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
>
> <POA>
> <article title= "What is POA"
> text ="The market has been evolving in the past few years,
> therefore the communication tools cannot be the same. Along with
> the market, the consumer has also changed.
> Thanks to our innovated communication method called POA (perception
> Oriented Advertising) we can reach your potential customers in a
> clear, direct and different way. This communication method is based
> on an important research conducted in the United States where it
> was concluded that customers don't buy products or services; they
> buy perceptions. For example, women don't buy make-up, they buy
> beauty. Men don't buy gym services, they buy a perfect body.
> Executives don't buy luxury vehicles, they buy status. Observe the
> difference between what I buy- and -how I feel when I buy it-.
> This is what our effective communication tool is all about: reality
> vs. perception. The way in which you communicate your products or
> services is the perception your potential customers will have of
> you. So please be particularly careful with the way you advertise
> your products or services."
> />
>
> <article title= "Previous Steps to POA" text="Accept the fact that
> you're not a graphic designer, programmer or have a marketing major
> Acknowledge the reality that advertising, design and marketing are
> not an option but a need for the expansion of your company
> Recognize that the money you will pay to help your brand grow is an
> investment and not an expense
> Again, bear in mind that the money you will pay to help your brand
> grow is an investment and not an expense
> Believe in an experienced professional staff to handle your brand.
> Your business is what's at stake
> Consider that there are not small businesses; even a 'home office'
> may be seen as a great corporation. Perceptions!
> Keep in mind that -my customers don't buy my brand but what they
> perceive of it-.
> If you're willing to follow the seven previous steps, you're ready
> to make POA a real part of your brand
> "/>
>
> <article title= "How do we apply POA" text= "Complete knowledge of
> your brand
> Full analysis
> Identify the brand's strengths and weaknesses
> Value Added Recognition
> Competition follow up (what are they advertising, communication
> strategy analysis)
> Brand character definition
> Acknowledgement and study of target groups to be reached
> Clear and effective communication and marketing strategy definition
> Development of different steps to follow based on the market and
> target market to be captured
> Communications concept definition
> Final marketing campaign idea
> "/>
>
> <article title = "Results of POA"
> text="The proper application of POA (Perception Oriented
> Advertising) produces a change in the entire perception, a
> strengthening of the capacity to remember a given brand and a clear
> and firm repositioning.
> The result: A visible growth of your products and/or services
> within the market"/>
>
> </POA>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Gustavo Duenas
> Creative Director
> LEFT AND RIGHT SOLUTIONS LLC
> 1225 W. Beaver St. Suite 119
> Jacksonville, Fl. 32204
> 904 . 2650330
> www.leftandrightsolutions.com
>
>
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1225 W. Beaver St. Suite 119
Jacksonville, Fl. 32204
904 . 2650330
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